Ethiopia is setting its sights on China’s vast consumer market following a landmark zero tariff policy that will grant duty free access to exports from
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16-04-2026 Rethinking Communication in A Market That Already Works Kenya’s rose industry is, by most measures, a success story. It produces at scale, meets stringent
2nd April 2026 By Floriculture Magazine Feature Desk Powdery mildew remains one of the most persistent and costly diseases affecting gerbera production worldwide—and Kenyan growers
16-04-2026 Frederick Okinda is part of the pioneering generation of African professionals who, in the early 2000s, helped transition Kenya’s floriculture industry from expatriate-led management
16: 04: 2026 By Akshay DesaiWhat would climate change mean for my supply chains?In the previous articles, we discussed about the Physical and Transition Climate
By assembling bouquets locally, Kenya could capture European and Gulf market margins now lost to overseas packers, boosting earnings for farmers and exporters alike. The
Costs, Taxes, Climate and Standards Threaten GrowthKenya’s once booming floriculture industry a multibillion shilling export powerhouse and critical foreign exchange earner is facing a series
Kenyan flower exporters have a timely opportunity to expand their footprint in Asia following the government’s confirmation that all Kenyan agricultural exports to China will
Today is Thursday, 19th March—the final day of Ramadan. From my hotel room in the coastal town of Mombasa, the imam’s call to break the
A two-hour drive from Nairobi, the fertile landscapes around Lake Naivasha are a tapestry of greenhouses brimming with roses and vegetables. For decades, this region