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Moscow. 11 May 2021. - According to the research conducted by the “R.I.M. PN” communication agency among the residents of cities with more than one million inhabitants, tea is the most popular beverage in Russia. Two-thirds of the respondents consume it daily. Kenyan tea is considered to be one of the most popular tea in Russia along with other commonly consumed tea varieties, originated in Ceylon, India, China and Russia (Krasnodar). Respondents appreciate the taste of Kenyan tea, while experts recognize its high potential for the nearest future.11.05.2021 Read... -
The photo exhibition "Inspiring Kenya" is another bright and memorable event26.04.2019 Read... -
Kenya increased its total output by 14.5% compared to 2017.26.10.2018 Read...
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Today, tea is grown all over the world: from India to the UK, in Russia and Africa. But the most beautiful and fertile plantations are located on the slopes of the mountains in the Kenyan region of Kericho. Most of the processing factories are concentrated here. The largest plantations are owned by James Finlay and Unilever.24.01.2022 Read... -
Tea is the second most popular drink in the world (water comes first). They like to drink it in its pure form, with milk, add fruits, spices and spices to the drink. They drink it in every home with any meal or on their own, arrange festive tea parties and tea ceremonies. This is a unique drink with a thousand-year history and a large number of varieties that are grown in different parts of our planet.13.01.2022 Read... -
Where does tea come from? Probably, each of us asked this question at least once in his life. Before getting to the table, the leaves of the Chinese camellia travel a long way, thousands of kilometers and several continents.10.01.2022 Read...
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"Inspiring Kenya" photo exhibition in Tverskoy Blvd in the heart of Moscow.16.03.2019 Read...
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Kenyan Tea Night06.06.2018
Organizers: Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA), the Tea Directorate of Kenya, and the Embassy of the Republic of Kenya in the Russian Federation.06.06.2018 Read...
