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Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) has stepped up efforts towards improved cross-border trade through Simplified Trade Regimes that will bridge the gap between informal and formal trade, especially for small-scale cross-border traders, strengthening intra-EAC trade.
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KEPHIS steps up efforts to implement Simplified Trade Regimes
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