Kenya: Assessment of Kenya's Dairy and Beef Sectors and Opportunities for US Investment

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Kenya: Assessment of Kenya's Dairy and Beef Sectors and Opportunities for US Investment
The Kenyan dairy and beef sectors are important drivers of the country’s economic growth, yet both sectors are unable to meet domestic demand. The challenges facing Kenya’s dairy and beef sectors present opportunities for U.S. technical capacity building in research, knowledge, and technology transfer. Opportunities include enhanced trade in improved genetics, capacity building in the use of Artificial Insemination, access to high-quality feed through trade in feed and feed ingredients, and improved disease surveillance and treatment.
Exporting
Africa (Sub-Sahara), Kenya
Dairy, Livestock and Poultry, Beef & Beef Products, Dairy Products, Processed Food Products, Dairy Products

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