Agriculture

Kenya's sugar production rises 56.7pc, prices drop Sh32 for 2kg - Capital FM

Sugar production in Kenya increased significantly in early 2026, reducing import dependence and lowering retail prices, according to Capital FM.

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According to Capital FM, Kenya's sugar production rose by 56.7 per cent during the first nine months of 2026.

The publication reports that the increase in production helped reduce the country's reliance on sugar imports.

Capital FM also states that retail sugar prices decreased, with a 2kg package falling by Sh32.

Source: Capital FM · Agriculture

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