A collaborative session between EATTA's Board and management, alongside representatives from the US Senate and trade officials, convened
A collaborative session between EATTA's Board and management, alongside representatives from the US Senate and trade officials, convened
A contingent of EATTA Board members recently participated in the Asia Africa Tea Alliance meeting, addressing the sustainability challenges facing the global tea sector, with a particular emphasis on black CTC tea.
The EATTA Board of Directors recently engaged in productive discussions with US trade representatives. The focus of this engagement was to:
The Tea Board of Tanzania convened with the East African Tea Trade Association (EATTA) board in a formal meeting to deliberate on tea-related matters.
The East African Tea Trade Association and Tea Board of Kenya engaged the media to create awareness of the International tea day.
Uganda Tea Association in collaboration with East African Tea Trade Association organized a meeting to address the current crisis facing Uganda Tea Producers and other EATTA Members countries arising from the declining tea prices.
In a recent milestone event, the EATTA Board convened with key stakeholders in Tanzania's thriving tea sector. The meeting included representatives from the ministry of Agriculture, the Tea Board of Tanzania, Tea Association of Tanzania, and Tanzania Smallholders Tea Development Agency.
The forum began with an open and insightful discussion with the EATTA Board, providing a platform to delve into the history, present, and future of the tea trade.
Join us in extending a warm welcome to Mr. George Omuga who brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to lead our dynamic team.
Mr. Omuga is a seasoned professional in the tea industry, and we are confident that his leadership will drive innovation, foster collaboration, and propel our association to new heights. Together, we are committed to enhancing the sustainability, quality, and global competitiveness of East African tea.
In integrating good corporate citizenship into our business strategies, the Board of East African Tea Trade Association (EATTA) donated USD 10,000 to Mombasa County to alleviate the effects of floods occasioned by the recent El Nino upon its citizenry.
We hosted the Rwanda High Commissioner at the Secretariat today. Visiting EATTA was his priority. He expressed gratitude to EATTA for promoting Rwanda teas and the positive impact to their economy.
EATTA held a meeting with the KRA Regional Coordinator Southern Region Kenya Mombasa (Name) on Wednesday 2nd August 2023. The meeting was to seek ways to address the issues tea exporters have with ICMS.
The East African Tea Trade Association was invited to a consultative forum with the President, His Excellency Dr. William Samoei Ruto held at Kenya Ports Authority on Saturday 29th July, 2023.Below issues affecting the tea auction were presented for discussion during the forum.
Press Release by East Africa Tea Trade Association (EATTA) on the insecurity and wanton destruction of property in the tea estates.
The Board of the East African Tea Trade Association (EATTA) is deeply concerned about the insecurity and the wanton destruction of property in the tea estates in the South Rift.
The East African Tea Trade Association in collaboration with the Burundi Tea Authority (OTB) will be conducting the 5th African Tea Convention & Exhibition at the Hotel club du lac Tanganyika, Bujumbura, Burundi from 20th to 22nd July,2022.
The East African Tea Trade Association is appealing to tea farmers across the country to focus on producing higher quality tea rather than simply going for volume. Watch video here.