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KTDA wants government to extend tea fertiliser subsidy as costs rise above Sh5,500 per bag
KTDA says rising global fertiliser prices could push up production costs for more than 650,000 smallholder tea farmers unless the government extends its subsidy.
Eastleigh Voice BusinessBy Farhiya Hussein
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