East Africa’s horticulture industry is calling for the removal of non-tariff barriers that continue to complicate the movement of fresh produce across borders.
Industry players say differing certification requirements, sanitary and phytosanitary measures, and border procedures are increasing the cost of trade and limiting access to regional markets.
They are calling for harmonised standards and streamlined border processes to facilitate the movement of fresh produce across the region.
Denis Otieno has the details.
