Coming soon: The Kenya Tea Development Authority intends to open a tea themed restaurant in Nairobi similar to a java or starbucks that will sell branded teas and promote a quality tea drinking culture in Kenya. They will then roll these out in other towns and countries
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7 comments:
Sounds great, but i'm sceptical of a parastatal running a restaurant. That place will be looted, nepotism .... the works.
interesting. It sounds like what the colombian government has done with it's coffee.
it's opened up these coffee cafe's in certain cities in america that sell coffee grown exclusively by colombian farmers. the coffee shops are called juan valdez.
If this works in kenya, they should think of expanding to america. tea drinking in america is becoming a health affair and tea shops that cater to this upwardly mobile niche crowding are making quite a bit of money here!
The Tea themed restaurant is an idea long overdue! Its a gr8 idea and am glad they hv decided 2 act on it.
Hope it will be well run and upto gd standards.
I think it is a great idea too!
69/\/\: Someting leafy, slighly catchy, maybe Kericho
kiplagat: I think they will leave the management alone to come up with the concept and run place (hopefully)
kenyanentrepreneur: nice comparison, bt let them not throw in a Moran to serve coffee
Unyc & Shiroh: agreed
I share Kiplagat's concern. It is founded.
If you are interested in more insight about the problem that is KTDA ("Kenya Tea Deterrence Agency" to overseas traders and importers), and into the tea woes of Kenya, please have a look at this article and the ensuing discussion:
"Turning a new (tea) leaf"
http://www.kenyaimagine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=191&Itemid=32
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