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<row _id="1"><db_id>22497</db_id><date>2021-04-19</date><sentence>NAIROBI, KENYA â€” Although Kenya remains a net importer of corn, wheat and rice the country is expected to produce a steady amount of grain in the 2021-22 marketing year, according to a Global Agricultural Information Network (GAIN) report from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).</sentence><article_name>Kenya's grain production remains steady | 2021-04-19 | World Grain</article_name><article_url>https://www.world-grain.com/articles/15158-kenyas-grain-production-remains-steady</article_url><indicator>up</indicator><source_name xsi:nil="true" /><source_url xsi:nil="true" /><category xsi:nil="true" /><last_sync>2021-04-22T03:37:59</last_sync></row>
<row _id="2"><db_id>22498</db_id><date>2021-04-19</date><sentence>The USDA estimates Kenyaâ€™s rice production to remain steady at 121,000 tonnes while rice consumption is set to rise to 700,000 tonnes in the 2021-22 marketing year based on schools and the hospitality sectors reopening.</sentence><article_name>Kenya's grain production remains steady | 2021-04-19 | World Grain</article_name><article_url>https://www.world-grain.com/articles/15158-kenyas-grain-production-remains-steady</article_url><indicator>up</indicator><source_name xsi:nil="true" /><source_url xsi:nil="true" /><category xsi:nil="true" /><last_sync>2021-04-22T03:37:59</last_sync></row>
<row _id="3"><db_id>18412</db_id><date>2021-02-10</date><sentence>This figure is even higher in Kenya, which imports around 600,000 tonnes of the 700,000 tonnes of rice consumed in the country each year.</sentence><article_name>Covid-19 and food security: can emerging economies mitigate rising prices? | [term:name] 2021 | Oxford Business Group</article_name><article_url>https://oxfordbusinessgroup.com/news/covid-19-and-food-security-can-emerging-economies-mitigate-rising-prices</article_url><indicator>up</indicator><source_name xsi:nil="true" /><source_url xsi:nil="true" /><category xsi:nil="true" /><last_sync>2021-03-12T18:35:42</last_sync></row>
<row _id="4"><db_id>70767</db_id><date>2023-05-09</date><sentence>Under the deal Kenya has allowed traders to import up to 900,000 tonnes of duty-free white maize and 600,000 of duty-free milled rice from February to August this year (2023).</sentence><article_name>Kenya's maize imports raise grain trade in EAC by 1200pc - The East African</article_name><article_url>https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/business/kenya-maize-imports-raise-eac-grain-trade-by-120-percent-4227132</article_url><indicator>up</indicator><source_name xsi:nil="true" /><source_url xsi:nil="true" /><category xsi:nil="true" /><last_sync>2023-06-15T19:32:34</last_sync></row>
<row _id="5"><db_id>70768</db_id><date>2023-05-09</date><sentence>The prices of maize flour and rice in Kenya have risen sharply largely due to low local production caused by a persistent drought and high cost of inputs such as fertiliser and diesel.</sentence><article_name>Kenya's maize imports raise grain trade in EAC by 1200pc - The East African</article_name><article_url>https://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/business/kenya-maize-imports-raise-eac-grain-trade-by-120-percent-4227132</article_url><indicator>down</indicator><source_name xsi:nil="true" /><source_url xsi:nil="true" /><category xsi:nil="true" /><last_sync>2023-06-15T19:32:34</last_sync></row>
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