Updates from the Mombasa Tea Auction and EATTA, with press resources for journalists and partners.
The first Orthodox Tea Auction opened on a high note. EATTA thanks its buyers and everyone who shaped the auction, and the Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture, Hon. Mutahi Kagwe, for officially launching it. A new chapter for Africa’s orthodox tea industry.
EATTA hosted a delegation from the German tea industry to strengthen trade relations, with talks on quality standards, sustainable farming and future partnerships.
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Where the global tea industry connects, showcases and grows: details of the 7th African Tea Convention and Exhibition.
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Twenty Mombasa hotels joined a tea service training at the Tea Trade Centre, run in partnership with the Mombasa Tourism Council.
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The Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock visited EATTA as part of its inquiry into tea pricing and the industry’s major cost centres.
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Stakeholders aligned on the rollout of the orthodox auction, showcasing Africa’s bold, high-grown orthodox teas.
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A new chapter: the sale of orthodox tea at the Mombasa Tea Auction commenced on 24th September 2025.
Read more →Farmers are encouraged to invest in quality as they raise concerns over the burden of county levies.
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The Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture released the Kenya tea industry performance report, giving players a forum to raise policy issues.
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The Senate Standing Committee on Trade, Industrialization and Tourism reviewed EATTA’s role, challenges and key projects.
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EATTA met Ugandan government and private sector leaders on transit bonds for non-Kenyan teas and double taxation under the EAC protocol.
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The Principal Secretary, State Department of Agriculture, and county governors reviewed tea sales and growth opportunities.
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