By Etherly Barasa Introduction Kenya’s sugar industry has for decades played a vital role in the country’s economy, supporting over...
Read MoreAuthored by Korir Geoffrey Seed cane forms the biological foundation upon which sugarcane productivity and factory recovery depend. In Kenya, however, systemic weaknesses...
Read MoreBy Beatrice Awuor The Kenya sugar industry is transitioning to the Quality Based Cane Payment System (QBCPS). This transition is intended to create a fairer, more transpa...
Read MoreBy Francis Songok The journey of cane from the field to the mill in Kenya should be as straightforward as the classic school math problem: A tractor travels at X km/h...
Read MoreBy Francis Songok Introduction The Kenya sugar industry is one of the pillars of the nation's agricultural economy, supporting over six mil...
Read MoreBy Abdulrahman Otenyo The sugar industry, one of the world’s largest agricultural sectors, plays a critical role in rural economies, food production, and bioenergy....
Read MoreBy Okoti Gilbert The sugarcane supply chain is a comprehensive system encompassing the growing, harvesting, transporting, and processing of sugarcane from the field to th...
Read MoreBy Beatrice Awuor Understanding sugar specifications and investing in quality control and quality assurance is not just about meeting regulatory requirements; it is cruci...
Read MoreBy Sheela Tumaini The sugar industry relies on collaborative efforts among farmers, sugar factories or mills, farmer associations, unions, and cooperatives, which, togeth...
Read MoreBy Sheela Tumaini, Kenya Sugar Board Bagasse is the fibrous by-product left after sugarcane processing at the sugar factories, typically accounting for about 30% of the s...
Read MoreBy Okoti Gilbert, Kenya Sugar Board The ultimate objective of the Kenya National Climate Change Council is to stabilize industrial pollution concentrations in the atmosph...
Read MoreBy Beatrice Awuor, Kenya Sugar Board The Kenya sugar industry has the potential to produce over 1.45 million metric tonnes of sugar at full capacity, which would meet dom...
Read MoreBy Okoti Gilbert, Kenya Sugar Board The manner in which the sugar industry value chain operates—particularly cane supply—is heavily influenced by the social, ...
Read MoreBy Brenda Kimaiyo, Kenya Sugar Board Since the early 1900s, the Kenya sugar industry has used a weight-based system to pay sugarcane farmers. However, this approach has s...
Read MoreBy Beatrice Awuor, Kenya Sugar Board Farmers are key stakeholders in the sugar industry, and their well-being has a significant impact on sugarcane production. Typically,...
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