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The Nairobi Coffee Exchange reported a growth in coffee sales for the 2024/2025 financial year, reaching Sh35.6 billion, an increase of Sh10.1 billion from the previous year. Despite a decrease in the volume of sales by nearly 20,000 bags, better prices were achieved due to improved offers for grade AA and AB coffees. The report highlighted a significant rise in the sales of premium grades, with grade AA increasing to 25% and grade AB to 37% of total sales. Analysts and industry leaders emphasized the need for farmers to enhance production quality and for the government to support fertilizer distribution to boost coffee production.
The Nairobi Coffee Exchange reported a growth in coffee sales for the 2024/2025 financial year, reaching Sh35.6 billion, an increase of Sh10.1 billion from the previous year. Despite a decrease in the volume of sales by nearly 20,000 bags, better prices were achieved due to improved offers for grade AA and AB coffees. The report highlighted a significant rise in the sales of premium grades, with grade AA increasing to 25% and grade AB to 37% of total sales. Analysts and industry leaders emphasized the need for farmers to enhance production quality and for the government to support fertilizer distribution to boost coffee production.
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has ordered Minnesota Coffee Marketers Ltd to withdraw a coffee consignment from the Nairobi Coffee Exchange due to trading malpractices, including fund diversion and non-compliance with regulations that restrict trading to coffee growers. The company challenged the CMA's decision but was dismissed by the Capital Markets Tribunal for violating trading regulations. The tribunal ruled that Minnesota Coffee Marketers Ltd is not a coffee grower as defined by the regulations, and its appeal was struck out. The CMA's directive to suspend the coffee consignment is now in effect.
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has ordered Minnesota Coffee Marketers Ltd to withdraw a coffee consignment from the Nairobi Coffee Exchange due to trading malpractices, including fund diversion and non-compliance with regulations that restrict trading to coffee growers. The company challenged the CMA's decision but was dismissed by the Capital Markets Tribunal for violating trading regulations. The tribunal ruled that Minnesota Coffee Marketers Ltd is not a coffee grower as defined by the regulations, and its appeal was struck out. The CMA's directive to suspend the coffee consignment is now in effect.
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