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Smallholder tea farmers are now receiving fertiliser as KTDA works around the clock to ensure timely and seamless deliveDiscover the global reach of KTDA’s Free Zone Company, the KTDA FZCO. What does it take to connect Kenya’s fiThe first consignment of the 99,000 metric tonnes of fertiliser was today flagged off at the Port of Mombasa by KTDA HolKTDA Chairman National Enos Njeru last week paid a courtesy visit to Chelal Tea Factory, where he engaged with factory KTDA Chairman Enos Njeru was the Chief Guest at the graduation of more than 100 farmers from Kapkatet Tea Factory who suKTDA S&M team and Ngere Tea Factory staff, on the invitation of the East African Tea Trade Association (EATTA), arePowering Global Market Access Through Logistics & Finance This week, the KTDA Holdings team, led by Group CEO EngWe congratulate Dr. Judith Busiliru, PhD, MSc on earning her Doctorate in Project Management from Jomo Kenyatta UniversiTeam KTDA participated in the East Africa Tea Trade Association (EATTA) Annual Sports Day at Mombasa Sports Club, bringiOver 600 residents from the Chinga Tea Factory catchment turned up at Gichiche Primary School in Othaya, Nyeri County, l

The first consignment of the 99,000 metric tonnes of fertiliser was today flagged off at the Port of Mombasa by KTDA Holdings National Chairman Enos Njeru, alongside PS for Agriculture Kipronoh Rono. The consignment, equivalent to approximately 2 million 50kg bags, is destined to support smallholder tea farmers across the country with timely access to this critical farm input. The flag-off was witnessed by Tea Board of Kenya Executive Officer Willy Mutai, KTDA Head of Special Projects Kanja Thuku, senior management and other stakeholders. The timing is critical, as this is a good window for farmers to apply fertiliser. Timely application replenishes essential soil nutrients, promotes healthy tea bush growth and supports vigorous leaf production—key to sustaining yield, quality and farmer returns. For KTDA Holdings, ensuring farmers have the inputs they need, when they need them, is Farmer First in action. #FarmerFirst

The first consignment of the 99,000 metric tonnes of fertiliser was today flagged off at the Port of Mombasa by KTDA Holdings National Chairman Enos Njeru, alongside PS for Agriculture Kipronoh Rono.

The consignment, equivalent to approximately 2 million 50kg bags, is destined to support smallholder tea farmers across the country with timely access to this critical farm input.

The flag-off was witnessed by Tea Board of Kenya Executive Officer Willy Mutai, KTDA Head of Special Projects Kanja Thuku, senior management and other stakeholders.

The timing is critical, as this is a good window for farmers to apply fertiliser. Timely application replenishes essential soil nutrients, promotes healthy tea bush growth and supports vigorous leaf production—key to sustaining yield, quality and farmer returns.

For KTDA Holdings, ensuring farmers have the inputs they need, when they need them, is Farmer First in action.

#FarmerFirst