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Experts tip farmers maintaining tea quality

David Mutangana, a seasoned tea trader from Rwanda, during his recent visit brought with him a treasure trove of insights, as he shared tips on maintaining and elevating tea quality.

The Tea sector contributes in excess of $150m (about shillings 578.550 billion per year in revenue for the country, and is currently a source of employment, household income and livelihood for over 1.2 million Ugandans. (File photo)
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By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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Ugandan tea farmers are getting a taste of success thanks to East African Community (EAC) tea traders sharing their expertise. 

This isn't your average advice; the experts’

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