Topic: Sugar
Sugar Price Reduces By Kes 10 Per Kilo On Increased Local Output
According to the latest data from the Sugar Directorate, the price of a kilo of sugar has dropped by Kes 10 to Kes 185 in February from Kes 195 in January after sugarcane milled by local factories grew.
According to the latest data from the Sugar Directorate, the price of a kilo of sugar has dropped by Kes 10 to Kes 185 in February from Kes 195 in January after sugarcane milled by local factories grew.
Senate Committee To Pass Sugar Bill 2022 In Two Weeks
The Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture has assured sugarcane farmers of its commitment to fast-tracking the passage of the Sugar Bill 2022 to revive the ailing industry.
The Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture has assured sugarcane farmers of its commitment to fast-tracking the passage of the Sugar Bill 2022 to revive the ailing industry.
Mitchell Cotts Denies Claims Contaminated Sugar Nabbed In Mombasa Was Released To The Market
Officials at the privately owned Mitchell Cotts Container Freight Station (CFS) in Mombasa have dismissed claims that the alleged 780.2 metric tonnes of contaminated sugar stored at the station was released to the local market.
Officials at the privately owned Mitchell Cotts Container Freight Station (CFS) in Mombasa have dismissed claims that the alleged 780.2 metric tonnes of contaminated sugar stored at the station was released to the local market.
Repackaged Sugar Nabbed By The DCI In Kisii County
Kisii County DCI officials and police officers discovered unlawfully repackaged sugar in a two-story structure in Magena, Kisii County.
Kisii County DCI officials and police officers discovered unlawfully repackaged sugar in a two-story structure in Magena, Kisii County.
Kabras Sugar Increases By Kes55 To Kes420 Per Two-Kilo Packet
A two-kilogram of Kabras has increased by Kes55 to Kes420, meaning Kenyan households will have to dig dipper into their pockets to access the commodity.
A two-kilogram of Kabras has increased by Kes55 to Kes420, meaning Kenyan households will have to dig dipper into their pockets to access the commodity.
