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KTDA in talks on satellite factories 

KTDA in talks on satellite factories 
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The Mountain Journal 

Tea stakeholders have started working on a process that will facilitate the separation of accounts of satellites from the parent factories. 

 A high-profile meeting attended by KTDA Group Chief Executive Officer Wilson Muthaura, Agriculture Principal Secretary Dr Paul Rono, and representatives from the Tea Board of Kenya (TBK) drew a road map on the separation of the accounts of the 17 satellite factories.

“ KTDA will hold another meeting with the directors from the 17 satellite factories to deliberate on the issue,” read part of the statement from KTDA communication department.

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