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    Environmental issues in the tea value chain

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    2015
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    Macharia, A.
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    The Director EEIPP's presentation pointed out that tea production is important for Kenya’s economy in several ways. These include: direct and indirect contribution to GDP and exports dependency; Source of employment; and, Food security. However, there are environmental concerns in the tea sector. The Environmental Concerns can be summarized into three: i) Concerns during construction of tea factories and associated infrastructure; ii) Concerns during tea manufacturing process; and iii) Concerns in tea agriculture.
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