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Kenya re-opens its doors for return of Uganda’s Lato milk

Workers load cartons of counterfeit Lato milk

Workers load cartons of counterfeit Lato milk products that were nabbed by DCI officers at a warehouse at Sabuni road in Kisumu County on January 17, 2020.

Photo credit: Tonny Omondi | Nation Media Group

Kenya has allowed Uganda’s Lato milk to invest in local dairy factories as the State ramps up competition in the dairy sector which government officials have constantly complained is dominated by one player.

Trade and Investments Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria yesterday held bilateral talks with Uganda’s Treasury Permanent Secretary Ramadan Ggoobi where the two countries promised to work together to boost their respective dairy sectors.