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Board accused of laxity in marketing Kenyan tea abroad

A tea harvesting machine deployed by James Finlay company [Courtesy]

The Tea Board of Kenya has been accused of laxity in marketing tea at international markets.

Kenya Tea Growers Association (KTGA) chairperson Daniel Kirui has since written to the board's director Peris Mudida, accusing the agency of not doing enough to increase demand for local tea. 

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