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The government has been urged to ensure those who led to the collapse of the old Kenya Planters Cooperative Union (KPCU) face legal action to prevent a repeat on the New KPCU. The organisation was forced to pay 300 million shillings from the Cherry Fund to avoid being declared insolvent. The resolution was made at the Coffee Reforms Conference in Meru which our reporter Betty Kiptum has been following and brings us this report.
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Coffee farmers resolve to deal decisively with cartels at the close of a coffee conference in Meru
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