Kenya’s coffee sector continues to show strong momentum following a surge in earnings at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange, where weekly payouts rose to Kes 1.87 billion from Kes 1.4 billion. The gains were driven by higher volumes and sustained demand for premium AA and AB grades, which accounted for more than Kes 1.56 billion in sales. Leading brokers such as Alliance Berries, Kirinyaga Slopes, and New KPCU dominated the auction, reflecting steady output from key growing regions including Murang’a and Kirinyaga. Industry experts note that tight global supply, particularly after frost disruptions in South America, continues to favor high-quality Kenyan coffee. As the market remains firm, farmers are being encouraged to maintain quality-focused production to maximize returns through the auction system.
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