KTDA Foundation and Kapsara Tea Factory in partnership with East Africa Tea Trade Association (EATTA) donate water tanks and water harvesting installation gadgets to Milima Secondary and Friends Bwake High School in Kapsara catchment area of Trans Nzoia County on...

Tea farmers from Kapkoros having their blood pressure checked at a free medical camp at Kapkoros Health Centre in Bomet County. Over 2000 people received treatment during the camp held between Thursday 22nd and Saturday 24th March, 2018. The camp was sponsored by KTDA...

KTDA Group CEO Lerionka Tiampati flags off 56 water tanks donated to primary and secondary schools across tea-growing regions as part a Ksh10.6 million project aimed at enhancing access to clean water for school going children, and environmental conservation through...

KTDA Holdings Chief Executive Officer Lerionka Tiampati (right) receives the ISO 9001:2015 certificate from SGS Kenya Limited Managing Director Albert Stockell on November 7, 2017. ISO 9001:2015 is an international standard that sets out requirements for maintaining a...

KTDA senior managers display trophies and plaques won during the 2017 Tea Industry Gala Awards last week at Windsor Hotel Nairobi. KTDA-managed tea factories that were recognized include Ngere, Kangaita, Kathangariri, Ndima, Nduti, Itumbe, Gachege, Kiru, Ikumbi,...

KTDA CEO Lerionka Tiampati (centre), KETEPA Head of Sales and Marketing Edwin Bii (right) and Trade activation co-ordinator Franklin Nyamweya receive the overall First Runners Up trophy during the Tea Packers' Awards Kenya 2017. KETEPA also won Best in Product...

CHAMPIONS! KTDA (MS) Region 6 team won in seven categories; including first position in five categories among others; "Best Local Stand in Strategies of International Trade and Exports", during the just concluded Kisii ASK Show.

POWERED UP!!! Gura hydropower station is now up and running. The 5.8MegaWatt station is supplying power to four factories: Iriaini, Chinga, Gathuthi and Gitugi. The cheaper power will reduce the factories' energy costs, while excess power will be sold to the national...

Gerishon Njine (centre), a KTDA Foundation-sponsored student at Kiru Secondary School, listens as his mother Lucy Wanjiku chats with KTDA Group Head of Corporate Affairs, Ndiga Kithae (right) when he visited their home for a follow up. The Foundation currently...

Factories managed by Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) are now operating below average following a sharp drop in the amount of green leaf delivered by farmers, with the worst hit areas being Kirinyaga, Nyeri and Embu counties. Green leaf delivery by farmers has...

A tea farmer (right) has her blood pressure checked during a free medical camp at Rukuriri tea factory in Embu County organised by KTDA Foundation and Taylors of Harrogate, a key tea buyer from the UK. (Photo Courtesy - The Standard) Over 1,500 people drawn from the...

Kengen Managing Director Engineer Albert Mugo (centre) hands over a trophy to Rosemary Karimi, KTDA Operations Manager (left) and Regina Gitau, Acting Gitugi Factory Unit Manager during the Energy Management Awards on Friday 31st March. Gitugi Tea Factory won Best...

Philip Ng’etich (centre), Vice Chairman of Kenya Tea Development Agency Holdings, receives a plaque from Unilever Procurement Manager, Niaz Tarmahomed, during a Farmer Field School (FFS) graduation ceremony at Kericho recently. Looking on is Sylvia Ten Den,...

Tea farmers who are the factory shareholders, elect one-third of KTDA directors who retire on rotation every year. The directors also undertake a three-day Corporate Governance Training.