Kenya’s maize sector has faced recurring challenges from erratic rainfall, high input costs and logistical bottlenecks, even as the government promotes subsidized fertilizer and seed programmes to boost domestic production.
The investment will support expansion in Kenya and Nigeria as demand grows for faster aflatoxin testing.
The survey aims to give the government fresh data to guide investments, improve irrigation, and increase local rice production.
The company’s product portfolio is designed to deliver consistent performance and quality while meeting the demands of households, restaurants, and bakeries across the country.
The recognition highlights the institute’s work with farmers as demand grows for crops that can withstand dry conditions across Eastern and Southern Africa.