Kenya exports 2,000 kg passion fruit to European market every month

Published Sep 21, 2021

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Kenya's horticultural crop harvest reached Sh13.6 billion (105 million euros) in the previous year, up from Sh8.6 billion (66.4 million euros) the year before, driven by increased investment in the sector. Uasin Gishu County alone earned over Sh2.6 million (over $20,000) from passion fruit crops, and Nandi County averaged 7,000 kg of passion fruit harvests per month for both local and export markets. Many growers in the region have received support from USAid and the Kenya Horticulture Competitiveness Project (KHCP) to invest in passion fruit cultivation.
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Kenya last year harvested horticultural crops worth Sh13.6 billion (105 million euros), an increase from Sh8.6 billion (66.4 million euros) in the previous season, as more growers invest in the horticultural sector. Growers in Uasin Gishu County earned more than Sh2.6 million (over $20,000) from more than 48,000 tons of passion fruit grown on approximately 360 acres. In Nandi County, an average of 7,000 kg of passion fruit is harvested each month during the season, destined for regional and export markets. "About 2,000 kg of passion fruit is exported to the European market every month and the rest is sold to the local and regional market," said Emmanuel Tarbei, ...
Source: AGF

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