Kenya Opens its Lethargic Sugar Sector to COMESA Imports

[Business Today - Kenya] - 12/01/2026

Kenya has finally opened its local sugar industry to duty-free imports from the Common Market for East and Southern Africa(COMESA) Free Trade Area States, after import tariffs that have been in place close to 24 years, to protect its sluggish and inefficient sugar business, lapsed on November (…)

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