Margaret Rugut Kibogy, OGW: The Managing Director of Kenya Dairy Board since May 2016
The Kenya Dairy Board (KDB) has today suspended the Milk Bill 2019, that sought to prohibit farmers from selling their fresh milk to neighbors, prohibits them from selling their milk to hawkers among others.
This comes even after parliament had denied the existence of 'a Bill circulating on social media platforms titled ‘Milk Bill 2019’ that purports to regulate the production and sale of milk by farmers to consumers and other third parties.
KDB on their part said that nthe proposed bill has been suspended to allow for consultation.
'The Kenya Dairy Board wishes to inform all stakeholders, that the processing of the proposed regulations has been suspended to allow for consultations and further public participation,' the press release said in part.
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Ref. KDB/08/1/ VOL 5//9 25th March, 2019
PROPOSED NOTICE DRAFT DAIRY REGULATIONS -2019 Our attention has been drawn to the public concerns on the proposed draft dairy regulations 2019.
It is noted that some comments made through various media outlets are misinterpretations of facts and intentions of the regulations.
The Kenya Dairy Board wishes to inform all stakeholders, that the processing of the proposed regulations has been suspended to allow for consultations and further public participation.
We wish to thank all our stakeholders and the public in general for the feedback received.
Yours faithfully,
Margaret Rugut Kibogy,OGW
MANAGING DIRECTOR
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