Kenya’s new leather complex ready by December 2021
Kenya’s new industrial leather park in Machakos will be ready for use by end of this year, according to government officials.
Read More...Kenya’s new industrial leather park in Machakos will be ready for use by end of this year, according to government officials.
Read More...Led by the National Environment Management Authority (Nema), the programme has seen around 25 companies accused of directly discharging waste into Kenya’s Nairobi river being closed, including five tanneries.
Read More...Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) officials are reported to have seized containers with 32 tonnes of hides and skins at the port of Mombasa on May 22.
Read More...Seeking to promote growth in its domestic leather industry, the Kenyan government had raised the import duty on footwear from 25% to 35%, or US$10 per unit, whichever is higher, for its 2018-19 budget.
Read More...Following the directive by Kenya’s President, Uhuru Kenyatta, to increase the domestic production of footwear by boosting the leather industry, Government officials have started to visit the country’s tanneries.
Read More...Aiming to increase its supply of raw materials to finished leather producers in the country, the tax exemption could be effective from mid-2018.
Read More...Kenya’s Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperation has announced a new strategy, which seeks provides a roadmap to guide the country’s leather sector in exploiting its full potential.
Read More...Kenya’s government has entered the second phase of the country’s first Leather Industrial Park and is currently studying the project for the construction of a common effluent treatment plant.
Read More...Kenya’s tanneries are operating below capacity and risk closure as the illegal trade of raw hides persists.
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