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The Impact of exchange rates and inflation rate on the marketed returns to suppliers in the Kenyan tea industry
Tea production and processing is a focal sector in the Kenyan agricultural sector with its' being the largest foreign exchange earner in the sector and thus a key contributor to the country's GDP. The tea sector is also a key employer with 150,000 Kenyans employed and a key income source
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