Commodities Fund (ComFund) is established under Crops Act 2013 (amended May 2016), Article 9 (1). The Fund is the successor of the Coffee Development Fund and Sugar Development Fund (which was part of Kenya Sugar Board).
Coffee Development Fund and Kenya Sugar Board were among other Agriculture Sector institutions that ceased to be, following coming to effect of Crops Act 2013 on 1st August 2014, following the review and consolidation of over 130 laws (which existed in the agricultural sector in Kenya, including the Coffee Act, 2001 that had established Coffee Development Fund, and Sugar Act, 2001 that had established Kenya Sugar Board, which administered Sugar Development Fund) which culminated in the enactment of the Agriculture and Food Authority Act, 2013 (amended May 2016), the Crops Act 2013 (amended May, 2016), and the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Act, 2013.
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Commodities Fund is a Kenyan government Agricultural agency established by the Crops Act, 2013, to pr
COMMODITIES FUND: FINANCING YOUR COFFEE FARM OPERATIONS
Dear Mkulima,
1. You have bushy coffee trees' canopies that need to be pruned?
2. You need to apply some fertilizer/ manure on your coffee crop?
3. You have been advised to spray some pesticide on your bushes?
4. You need to weed your coffee farm?
And you have no idea how you are going to pay for the farm inputs, labour costs and other farm operations?
Worry no more, for the Government thrCommodities Fund Fund has accessible and affordable credit facilities to support you, whether you are an estate grower or small scale coffee producer.
For more details, contact us: info@comfund.co.ke; X: @cofkenya or DM us right here (FB:/commoditiesfund)
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"We will give Commodities Fund more resources to finance the Cashew subsector, " PS Paul Ronoh, Phd, tells The National Cashew Conference 2026 that is currently going on in Kwale County
Watch here:
www.youtube.com/live/CCld6yPaVv8?si=O2vvGu-ukt-Jotvu
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