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Nairobi Coffee Exchange unveils 2026-2030 plan, bets on transparency and technology

Amos Mariba left,NCE chairman Kenneth Gitonga center and NCE CEO Lisper Ngung’u right ,during the Launch of NCE strategic plan 2026-2030,[Juliet Omelo,Standard]

Kenya’s coffee industry is positioning itself for a turnaround driven by higher farmer earnings, expanded production zones, and a more transparent trading system following the launch of a new five-year strategic plan by the Nairobi Coffee Exchange.

The 2026–2030 strategy outlines how the exchange intends to modernise coffee trading through technology by taking the bidding online, strengthening price discovery, and restoring confidence among farmers, buyers, and other market players.

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