Kenya's flower industry suffers profit decline due to Middle East war

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•The Middle East conflict has disrupted trade routes critical for Kenya's fertiliser imports.
•Fertiliser shortages are raising concerns among Kenyan flower farmers about crop yields.
•Kenya's flower exports to Middle Eastern markets have declined, reducing industry revenues.
•The flower sector is a major source of income and employment for many Kenyans.

▸Kenyan government secures alternative fertiliser suppliers Flower production stabilizes, helping farmers and exporters recover profits.

CommodityKenyan flower exportsDownward Pressure

Supply chain disruptions and fertiliser shortages reduce flower output and exports, lowering industry revenues.

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