Manufacturers are protesting a sharp increase in excise duty on imported industrial sugar, from seven shillings fifty cents to forty shillings per kilogramme. KAM Chief Executive Tobias Alando says the 433 per cent increase will raise production costs for beverage, confectionery, pharmaceutical and baking companies. He says Kenya should instead develop local industrial sugar capacity gradually while ensuring manufacturers can access affordable inputs during the transition.
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September 10, 2026
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