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Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture Mutahi Kagwe says upcoming policy reforms in the tea sector will allow all 142 tea factories in the country to eliminate middlemen and sell directly to international buyers. The move is expected to significantly boost profit margins for tea farmers by increasing transparency in the supply chain.
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