Kenya loses Sh20.4bn as GMO approvals stall

Regulatory delays have kept three improved crop varieties out of Kenyan farms. Researchers warn that restrictions are raising production costs and weakening agricultural competitiveness. Kenya risks falling behind as more African countries embrace genetically modified crops. Kenya has lost an estimated Ksh 20.4 billion over five years because regulatory delays have held up the approval…

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