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Floriculture

Kenya’s First Apple Mango Shipment to UK Ushers in New Export Era

January 22, 2026 Kenya recently achieved a historic milestone by shipping its first consignment of Apple mangoes to the United Kingdom, confirming compliance with stringent...

Why One Moth Shouldn’t Define Our Market Access

January 29, 2026 The False Codling Moth (FCM) faces zero-tolerance consequences in key markets such as the EU. Even a single larva found in a...

Kenya’s Horticultural Exports Thrive in Last Year’s Q3 Amid Global Demand

January 22, 2026 Kenya’s horticulture sector posted a strong performance between July and September 2025, with total exports valued at Sh31.3 billion (about US$195.6 million)...

KEPHIS Launches Critical Training for Horticulture Export Inspectors

January 22, 2026 The Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) initiated a targeted in-house training program for its Import, Export, and Border Control (IEBC) inspectors...

A Satirical Closing of 2025

Bʏ Mᴀsɪʟᴀ Kᴀɴʏɪɴɢɪ, December 11, 2025, I’m writing this from a cozy corner of a Nairobi hotel lounge, cradling a steaming cup of African-brewed tea...

Growers are Aware of the Environmental Impact of Crop Protection: Sector Wants to Make More Use of Green Alternatives  

December 11, 2025 Half experience obstacles in making crop protection more sustainable.   In the floriculture sector, 83% of business owners are aware of the environmental...

KEBS Commissions High-Tech Lab Upgrade to Boost Export Quality

December 11, 2025 The new laboratories give horticulture a strong competitive lift. Improved testing helps exporters address SPS risks early, reducing rejections and positioning Kenyan...

EU Breakthrough in Gene-Edited Crops for Commercial Use in Fruits and Vegetables

December 11, 2025 The European Union has achieved a landmark regulatory agreement that paves the way for gene-edited fruit and vegetable varieties to enter commercial...