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@DrErickRutto At the moment we have a beef deficit. Will Kenyans even afford beef once exports start flowing to China?

Kenya seeks faster meat export deal with China: "Kenya is intensifying efforts to unlock greater access to the Chinese market through a proposed meat export agreement expected to open opportunities for local producers dealing in beef, pork, poultry, and mutton. The push follows high-level talks held on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, between the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) and the Chinese Embassy in Nairobi." peopledaily.digital/business/kenya…

@Tata_YaBana @KenyaMeat Been in the industry for long to know maasai's are very good at animal husbandy. Quality ya steer ya maasai hata ranch haiwezi fikia

Hapo kwa @KenyaMeat you got it spot on, most of those animals from NE are very unhealthy. I even stopped buying liver, heavily medicated. Every herder in North Eastern is a vet🤣, they are always looking for used 10cc/20cc syringes to administer medication.

@BoardLotSultan Then they cannot beat the prices in our local slaughter houses. Hides &fifth quarter make money for the owner of the steer. I'm short hapo ndio wanapata pesa yao

Please note Farmers Choice do not pay for Hide, kichwa & offals. Watu wa butchery na mutura how much do you pay for this?

@hey_Gilo @BoardLotSultan Steers are castrated males

@BoardLotSultan Do they have issue with castrated males?

Today I visited The Kenya Meat Commission (KMC) to check in thier buying process. Here is their updated approved prices and strict specifications for livestock. A breakdown of what you need to know to get the best value for your investment 👇 🇰🇪 #BeefFarming #AgribusinessKenya 🧵

@daisy_explains KMC has not met strict export requirements for the gulf market. Only Neema,Juja&EPZ in athi river are exporting. At the moment KMC cannot compete at all with the private slaughter houses. The losses stem from capacity constraints

Kenya Meat Commission relies heavily on Middle East exports. The regional war disrupted cargo routes, slashed shipments, raised freight costs and left over 200 tonnes of meat stranded in storage. What happened to looking at the bigger picture. Jeez

@FinanciallyInc The fifth quarter is what makes beef affordable as the owner of the bull makes his money from the matumbo. Price of the carcass is already predetermined as both the seller and buyer know how much the butchery will pay.

Imani says some of the wealthiest people he knows in the meat business don’t sell beef. They sell matumbo He explains why some slaughterhouses are willing to process animals almost for free as long as they keep what’s called the fifth quarter: matumbo, skin, hooves, organs.

@mmghenyi_ We just need to understand that there must be a supply chain with every product and everyone has a role. The ultimate role of a middleman is his selection criteria. Not all cattle are suitable for the butchery since we have not adopted fully to feedlots

We must free #LivestockSupplyChains from exploitative middlemen. Farmers should have direct access to slaughterhouses, or fellow farmers in fattening programs with a transparent pricing and fair deals. Right now, brokers take up to 30% margins, often at the expense of farmers..

@Murakariuki F1 ni gishiri (Stew)very lean F2 brisket(sweetest when slow cooked). F2 any day ask any butcher

F1 or F2? 😋

@MwangoCapital The problem with etims for vatable products is you have to finance the difference between input & output vat every other month. But the income tax law allows for allowable deductions of bad debts when they fall due when computing income tax at the end of a financial year

In short: —KRA currently treats an eTIMS invoice raised as revenue earned and cash collected, triggering tax on issuance rather than receipt. —This creates immediate tax liability for credit sales, delayed payments, partial settlements, and disputed invoices. —Reconciliation between eTIMS data and actual cash inflows is currently weak, forcing businesses to prepay tax on unpaid invoices. —The current implementation of eTIMS indicates that KRA is learning in real time while simultaneously imposing structural enforcement, resulting in a framework where core commercial realities, including credit sales, bad debts, and long settlement cycles, were not adequately incorporated, thereby shifting unintended cash flow and compliance burdens onto taxpayers. —A phased or partial implementation during the learning period would have reduced these structural issues

@kinjeketile It always not about the slaughter but the market for the byproduct of the carcarse. Mind you if you buy a bull most likely you profit only comes from the matumbo since the seller and buyer knows the price/kg of the beef. Second it's our culture that we always eat fresh meat

Hii common sense kupata kwa serikali hukuwa ngumu. A proper slaughterhouse would be small stuff for a county government. Add a solar system for power, that can be shared with local schools/ hospital/ county offices.

@kilundeezy As far as I agree with him about data centres consuming alot of power can he address the issue of high power tarriffs in Kenya. In Arizona the problem with data centres is that they employ very less people after the construction period. Kenya needs cottage industries first

"Tulienda na kimbelembele yetu tukanegotiate na Microsoft na G42 ya kuestablish data centers!" ~President Ruto cracks ribs.

@_dhahir I don't understand the fuss about exporting live animals. This is export of jobs just see the transformation neema slaughter has to NEP it employs almost 2k youth and they export almost 5k goats a day. But feedlots are the future

@ahmednasirlaw Just that you know if you opted for a commercial unit the following would have been exempted import duty,import vat and excise tax and the chargeable vat on the pickup would be an allowable input vat deductible on your vat.

A week ago, I imported a small pick-up from abroad for my farm in ISINYA...to carry fertiliser, sand, etc...KRA maliciously slapped me with Kshs 16.779 million tax. How can small-scale farmers like me survive in such a hostile environment?

@Asheru92 @KiloFxTrot We also stock tallow oil at our butchery if you need small quantities at ksh. 200/kg. We are located in ongata rongai (Starehe Butchery) call 0758750781

@KiloFxTrot Where can we buy tallow oil or these kienyeji fats?

I wish to string together a thread 🧵 of something toxic many Kenyans - or Africans for that matter - are oblivious about. It’s about vegetable oils. So thread may hurt some foodie enthusiasts, pizza, crisps, chips and other fried food aficionados Here goes……👇🏽

@MombasaEmir Being in the local meat industry I afraid Kenyans won't afford goat meat in the near future. But exporting live animals amounts to loss of jobs for our slaughtered houses. I prefer how neema in Nairobi are doing

From our very first shipment of livestock exports to Oman, we under supplied we promised 15,400 goats and sheep but shipped only 14,000 and have always under delivered since then. Do you also see an opportunity here

@RawWillies @ask1_original Nitakuuzia 850&900 respectively

@ask1_original T-bone/rib-eye what’s the price?

Hustle, Pray , Believe Today's product Goat 700 Boneless beef 650 Soup bones 100 Mlima/Special 200 Oxtails 350...No wira

@ahmednasirlaw @WehliyeMohamed @TwigaFoods That may be but they have a facility that can store 500 tonnes of onions at any given time and they harvested 20T per day

InshaAllah, starting next week, we are harvesting 30 acres of onions...#Bisinka @WehliyeMohamed

@Kenchic_Chicks Some of my customers have an issue with your chicks the growth rate is very poor. Please check on that

When you choose us to be part of your journey you choose a partner that will be there with you from the first day you receive your day-old chicks to the day you are confident to stand on your own. We are stronger when we grow together. #KUKUaNawe #KenchicDayOldChicks

@InteriorKE @DCI_Kenya @KindikiKithure @Fchurii Does @ntsa_kenya fall under your ministry? That is another office you need to pay a visit

Following the recent complaints over long delays in processing applications for Certificates of Good Conduct (Police Clearance) by the @DCI_Kenya, CS @KindikiKithure (accompanied by Director Mohamed Amin) conducted a needs assessment ahead of planned interventions to resume the production of the critical documents.