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Export of seeds is regulated by Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) who will issue a certificate of registration to traders intending to engage in the local trade or export of seeds, and the traders are required to first register with KEPHIS as seed merchants. The certificate is valid for one calendar year.
Register as a seed merchant (renewal)Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease (MLND) testing report
Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease (MLND) is a result of a combination of two viruses; Maize Chlorotic Mottle virus and Sugarcane Mosaic virus which affect maize crops. Seed merchants dealing in maize seed require to have their seeds tested for MLND. Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) will test a sample of the seed crop and issue a pest diagnosis report.
All seeds of all crops for export must be tested and certified by Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) and meet the gazetted minimum standards. For more information on how to obtain a seed testing certificate, click on the link.
Export of poultry is regulated by the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issues an international veterinary certificate to ascertain the conditions outlined by the country of destination have been met, and that the animals are healthy and disease free.
Export of sheep and goats is regulated by the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issue an international veterinary certificate to ascertain the conditions outlined by the country of destination have been met, and that the animals are healthy and disease free.
Export of dogs and cats is regulated by the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issues an international veterinary certificate to ascertain the conditions outlined by the country of destination have been met, and that the animals are healthy and disease free.
Export of rabbits is regulated by the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issues an international veterinary certificate to ascertain the conditions outlined by the country of destination have been met, and that the animals are healthy and disease free.
Export of cattle is regulated by the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issues an international veterinary certificate to ascertain the conditions outlined by the country of destination have been met, and that the animals are healthy and disease free.
The international veterinary certificate is processed through the Kenya National TradeNet System (KESWS), and is issued per consignment. For more information on how to obtain the international veterinary certificate, click on the link.
The international veterinary certificate is processed through the Kenya National TradeNet System (KESWS), and is issued per consignment. For more information on how to obtain the international veterinary certificate, click on the link.
Export of pigs is regulated by the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issues an international veterinary certificate to ascertain the conditions outlined by the country of destination have been met, and that the animals are healthy and disease free.
Export of leather and leather products is regulated by the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issue an export permit after inspection of each consignment. The export permits are processed through the Kenya National TradeNet System (KESWS).
For more information on how to clear your consignment of milk and milk roducts thrugh Moi International Airport (MIA), click on the link.
Milk and milk products export procedure through Taveta-Holili OSBP Import of milk and milk products is regulated by Kenya Dairy Boar(KDB) who issue an import permit and Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS) who issue an international veterinary certificate for each consignment.For more information on how to clear your consignment of milk and milk products through the Taveta-Holili OSBP, click on the link.
A slaughterhouse is a facility where animals are slaughtered for human consumption. While it is not mandatory for all exporters of meat and meat products to own a slaughterhouse, all meat and meat products for export must be sourced from a registered export slaughterhouse. The Directorate of Veterinary Services, will inspect the premises to ensure that the slaughterhouse's operations work end to end prior to issuance of an export slaughterhouse licence. The licence is valid for a period between 1st January to 31st December. For more information on how to register an export slaughterhouse, click on the link.
For more information on how to clear your consignment of meat and meat products valued above USD 2,000 through Lunga Lunga OSBP, click on the link.
Meat and meat products export procedure through Lunga Lunga One Stop Border Post (OSBP)For more information on how to clear your consignment of meat and meat products valued below USD 2,000 through Lunga Lunga OSBP, click on the link.
Meat and meat products export procedure through Moi International Airport (MIA)For more information on how to clear your consignment of meat and meat products through Moi International Airport (MIA), click on the link.
The East African Tea Trade Association (EATTA) is an organisation that brings together tea producers (manufacturers), buyers (exporters), brokers, packers and warehousemen to interact commercially at the tea auction and to promote the best interests of the tea trade in Africa. Anyone who intends to take part in the tea auction must first register with EATTA. The auction system has four main categories; producers (manufacturers), brokers, buyers (exporters) and warehousemen.
Select your type of membership below to get more information on the registration process.
For more information on how to obtain a laboratory test report for avocados in either the closed or open season, select from the options below.
Fresh and dry produce is regulated by Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS), who issue a phytosanitary certificate for each consignment for export. For more information on how to register with Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS), click on the link.