Data from the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa reveals significant variations in bean prices across East Africa for June and July 2026.

Kenya leads with the highest costs per metric ton, where yellow beans reached $1,185 in July—up from $1,152 in June—and red beans rose from $932 to $954.

Conversely, neighbouring nations experienced lower pricing and downward trends.

Uganda saw prices drop sharply from $826 to $684. Tanzania decreased from $771 to $728, while Rwanda fell from $731 to $708.

The figures reflect the overall cost for every 1,000 kilograms across the region.