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We are focusing on leaf quality, says KTDA boss

KTDA chairman Enos Njeru. [File, Standard]

The directorship election dust in the tea sector has settled with leadership focused on addressing the effects of unsold teas piled up in the warehouses.

Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) chairman Enos Njeru said the effects of the unsold produce, estimated at millions of shillings, are enormous and thus should be tackled without further delay through improved quality of green leaf.

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