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Sugar lessons from pioneer Asian farmers to their Kenyan counterparts

NAIROBI: The Asians from India and Pakistan were the first people to start, own and manage sugar production in Kenya when they established sugar production plants in Miwani (Nyanza) and Ramisi (Coast).

It was a profitable venture for everyone, from the farmer, to producer, supplier and consumer. But times have changed and new realities have complicated the sugar sector.

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