Alliance Berries Limited in 2023/2024 led in the coffee market at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE)

The Mountain Journal editor@themountainjournal.co.ke Alliance Berries Limited in the year 2023/2024 took the lead in the coffee market as it controlled 27.57 percent of the commodity that was auctioned at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE). In the national platform, Alliance Berries Limited was followed by New KPCU that controlled 19.48 percent,  with Kirinyaga Slopes in…

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Kirinyaga farmers reap big from County Government’s irrigation water projects

The Mountain Journal editor@themountainjournal.co.ke Farmers in Kirinyaga County are reaping big from irrigation projects initiated by the CountyGovernment.The projects, aimed at increasing access to irrigation water supply have enabled thousands ofhouseholds to undertake subsistence farming thus increasing agricultural productivity, reducingfood insecurity and uplifting the living standards of many families in the rural areas.Under an elaborate…

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Coffee earn Sh499 million at the auction

The Mountain Journal Cooperative societies and estates affiliated to Alliance Berries Limited and New KPCU  continued to reap better returns from the coffee auction at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE).  The farmers earned Sh499,355,137 for the sale of 11,864 bags of coffee compared to the Sh397.1 million which was earned in the previous week upon…

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Cooperatives shine at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange as the action injects 397 million

The Mountain Journal Fourteen local and international coffee buyers spent Sh 397.1 million in purchasing 9,826 bags of coffee at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE).  During the weekly auction, coffee brokers Alliance Berries Limited and New KPCU delivered the highest consignment of coffee. Munani coffee factory affiliated to Mikumbune cooperative society marketed by Alliance Berries…

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Change of guard at Kangunu coffee society

The Mountain Journal A relief at the troubled Kangunu coffee cooperative society in Mathioya after the farmers elected a new management committee. Last week, the farmers elected a five man management committee chaired by John Chege after the former committee led by Geoffrey Macharia failed to offer themselves in the much awaited election.  The five…

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