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Kenya's horticulture exports earned Sh90b, says CS Willy Bett

The Government is working round the clock to reduce the level of potentially harmful chemicals in horticulture exports.

Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Willy Bett and Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (Kephis) boss Esther Kimani  said the country’s horticulture sector suffered massive losses after the European Union (EU) set new trading requirements in 2014.

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