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Kenyan tea farmers face declining incomes and health issues due to climate-driven production drops.
Tea farmers in Kenya’s central highlands are struggling with declining incomes and worsening health due to climate change, which has disrupted tea production through droughts, unseasonal cold, and snow.
Reduced yields have cut earnings, with one couple earning just 35p per person per day last year.
Medical costs are rising, but limited income and challenges with Kenya’s new health insurance system make care harder to access.
Production at the Gatanguru Tea Factory dropped from 24 million to 17 million tonnes between 2023/24 and 2024/25, threatening the region’s tea farming future.
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Los productores de té de Kenia se enfrentan a la disminución de los ingresos y a problemas de salud debido a las caídas de la producción impulsadas por el clima.