Tea farmers struggle to pay medical bills as the climate crisis impacts crop sizes
[Independent - Africa] - 2/10/2025
As part of Fairtrade Fortnight, Kenyan tea farmers supplying the UK tell Nick Ferris that extreme weather is bringing new health problems – which they are struggling to deal with as declining production impacts their income
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