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Kenya Pipeline, Kebs sign Sh45m petroleum testing deal

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Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC)MD Joe Sang(Right)and Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) MD Esther Ngari,on 1st July 2025, at Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) industrial area in Nairobi.KPC and KEBS Seal agreement to fast track petroleum products. [Edward Kiplimo,standard]

Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) and Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) have entered into an agreement that will enable all petroleum products entering the country to be tested at KPC laboratories.

The firms said the partnership, which was signed at KPC headquarters in Nairobi yesterday, marks a pivotal step in strengthening petroleum quality assurance and accelerating trade facilitation at Kenya's key entry points.

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