Wholesale prices · updated 31 Oct 2026
🇰🇪 Agricultural prices in Kenya today
72 wholesale quotes from 7 markets in Kenya, covering vegetables, fruits, grains and cereals and 3 more product groups. Prices are shown as each market publishes them, converted to EUR per kg, and compared with the same products in other countries.
Key prices in Kenya
- Tea: 44 quotes
- Coffee: 8 quotes
- Dry bean: 4 quotes
- Cassava: 2 quotes
- Kale: 2 quotes
- Mango: 2 quotes
- Millet: 2 quotes
- Pea: 2 quotes
- Cabbage: 1 quote
- Chicken Egg: 1 quote
- Cowpea: 1 quote
- Passion Fruit: 1 quote
Markets in Kenya
- Mombasa Tea Auction (EATTA): 43 quotes, last 26 Oct 2026
- Nairobi Market: 9 quotes, last 26 Oct 2026
- Nairobi Coffee Exchange: 8 quotes, last 27 Oct 2026
- Kisumu Market: 7 quotes, last 26 Oct 2026
- Mombasa Market: 3 quotes, last 26 Oct 2026
- Kitale Market: 1 quotes, last 26 Oct 2026
- World Bank benchmark prices, Kenya: 1 quotes, last 31 Oct 2026
Questions about prices in Kenya
Where do agricultural prices in Kenya come from?
Husfarm shows 72 current wholesale quotes published by 7 markets and price reports in Kenya: Mombasa Tea Auction (EATTA); Nairobi Market; Nairobi Coffee Exchange; Kisumu Market; Mombasa Market and 2 more. Each quote keeps the market, the date, the currency and the unit in which it was published.
How current are the prices in Kenya?
The latest quote from Kenya is dated 31 Oct 2026. Each market publishes on its own schedule, from daily to monthly; the publication calendar on Husfarm shows when each one is due.
Which products have the most price quotes in Kenya?
Tea (44), Coffee (8), Dry bean (4), Cassava (2) and Kale (2). The number in brackets is the count of current quotes across all markets in Kenya.
All prices in Kenya
| Quote | Price | Change | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tea, Mombasa auctions World Bank benchmark prices, Kenya | 2.33 USD/kg | +1.3% | 31 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade AA, Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 340 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade AB, Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 323 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade C, Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 294 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade PB (peaberry), Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 351 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade T, Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 179 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade TT, Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 271 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade UG1, Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 232 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Coffee, Grade UG2, Kenya Nairobi Coffee Exchange | 97.1 USD/50 kg | — | 27 Oct 2026 |
| Bean canadian Kisumu Market | 84.0 KES/kg | — | 26 Oct 2026 |
| Bean mwezi moja Nairobi Market | 75.0 KES/kg | — | 26 Oct 2026 |
| Bean mwitemania Kitale Market | 55.0 KES/kg | — | 26 Oct 2026 |
Agriculture in Kenya
According to FAOSTAT, Kenya produced 5.0 million t of cereals, 2.9 million t of vegetables, 4.5 million t of fruit, 656,460 t of meat and 7.0 million t of milk in 2024.
Its largest crops by volume were sugar cane (9.4 million t), maize (4.0 million t) and tea leaves (2.7 million t).
Kenya is the world’s largest producer of camel milk, and ranks second or third for 6 other products.
Among its twelve largest crops, the biggest ten-year change was in avocados (+168%), followed by cabbages (+61%).
Livestock numbers: 22.4 million cattle, 949,807 pigs, 26.2 million sheep and 38.4 million goats.
Production statistics for Kenya
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