Kenya’s fruit production sector recorded upward financial growth over a five-year period, with overall valuation rising from Sh83.71 billion in 2021 to Sh111.88 billion in 2025.

Official figures from the Agriculture and Food Authority highlight the annual financial returns generated across the sector during this timeframe.

In 2021, the value generated from fruit production stood at Sh83.71 billion. The following year, 2022, registered a slight dip as earnings settled at Sh83.7 billion.

The sector rebounded strongly in 2023, surpassing previous figures to hit Sh100.32 billion. Growth continued on an upward trajectory into 2024, with total fruit production value expanding further to Sh102.24 billion.

By 2025, performance peaked at Sh111.88 billion, marking the highest annual revenue recorded within the five-year evaluation window. The consistent year-on-year gains following 2022 underscore a robust trajectory for the country's fruit agricultural economy over the period.

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