BP1 (Broken Pekoe 1)
BP1 stands out with its impressively large particles, offering a bold and robust tea experience. This grade, with its sizable leaf and round particles, promises a full-bodied infusion that bursts with flavor and shines with a bright, inviting liquor. It’s the perfect choice for those who
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KTDA MS MD visits Rukuriri Tea Factory
KTDA CEO planting tree at rukuriri when he visited accompanied by zone 6 ZQAM
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Celebrating 40 Years of Good performance
Rukuriri Tea Factory Celebrates 40 years of existence and the stellar performance of the year 2023-2024
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Diversification of income with Charles Mugendi Njagi and peter irungu salim
Tea farming in Kenya is synonymous with intense labour and low wages. This has been exacerbated by the impacts of the pandemic and the climate crisis which is continuing to put livelihoods at risk. In times of oversupply and market speculation, commodity prices can fall below
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Ways to protect their tea crop from climate adverse conditions
Nicholas has been a tea farmer in Rukuriri since 1992 and says, ‘I learnt from my parents who were also tea farmers.’ Nicholas’ ¾ acre farm produces around 4,000 kilograms of tea annually. As a tea farmer, income is unreliable and the work is intensive. This
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