Farmers milk price rises to Sh42 per litre on shortage

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Farmers milk price rises to Sh42 per litre on shortage

The producer price of milk has risen by up to Sh42 per litre from Sh33 previously as farmers gain from the current shortage of the commodity.

Source: Business Daily

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