To our special series on Rediscovering Africa now. Kenya is the world's largest exporter of black tea, but various market restrictions are reducing the profits available on the product. Tea producers in Kenya are now relying on support from Chinese companies for more value addition, to create products that can fetch higher prices in the international market.
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