EATTA reponse to Tea Regulations

Tea farmers urged to focus on improving quality of Tea

The East African Tea Trade Association is appealing to tea farmers across the country to focus on producing higher quality tea rather than simply going for volume. Watch video here.

EATTA was honored to host the US ambassador to Kenya His excellency Kyle McCarter when he visited Mombasa Tea Auction Centre. He commended the industry for the progress made in modernizing the Tea Trading process. He also vowed to work towards enhancing good trading relations between the US government and Kenya.

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EATTA Chairman signs an agreement with BAF to receive Kshs. 16.7 million Advocacy funds for the tea sector.

EATTA participated and bagged two awards during the KPMG Top 100 ceremony held at the Carnivore Hotel, Nairobi on Friday night, 23^rd November, 2018. The awards were:

1.EATTA ranking within the top 100- 2018/19

2.Award given to EATTA in recognition to their efforts towards conservation of the environment  -2018/19

EATTA prequalification of suppliers year 2019-2020

The Managing Director Mr. Edward mudibo interview on K24 inside business

The East African Tea Trade Association is a progressive and socially aware organization. As such we are dedicated to integrating good corporate citizenship into our business strategies. CSR is integral to the long term sustainability of our business. In line with the mandate of theAssociation, the following CSR Projects were supported under EATTA’s CSR Programme 2016:

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