Kenya's Trade Agreements
Bilateral, regional and multilateral agreements that open markets for Kenyan exporters across Africa and the world.
Featured Agreements
South Africa Lifts Duties on Kenyan Tea, Coffee and Spices Under SACU Deal
South Africa has lifted duties on Kenyan tea, coffee and spices under the SACU agreement, opening a major market for Kenyan agricultural exports.
Kenya-United Kingdom Economic Partnership Agreement
The Kenya-UK EPA ensures continued duty-free and quota-free access for Kenyan exports to the United Kingdom post-Brexit, covering all goods originating from Kenya.
COMESA Free Trade Area
Establishes a free trade area among COMESA member states with duty-free and quota-free access for goods originating from within the bloc.
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View Trading Blocs →South Africa Lifts Duties on Kenyan Tea, Coffee and Spices Under SACU Deal
South Africa has lifted duties on Kenyan tea, coffee and spices under the SACU agreement, opening a major market for Kenyan agricultural exports.
WTO Agreement on Agriculture
The AoA covers market access, domestic support and export competition in agricultural trade, providing special and differential treatment for developing countries like Kenya.
WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement
The WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) aims to expedite the movement, release and clearance of goods across borders, reducing trade costs by an average of 14.3%.
COMESA-EAC-SADC Tripartite Free Trade Area
The Tripartite FTA merges three regional economic communities (COMESA, EAC, SADC) into a single free trade area, creating a market of 29 countries and 800 million people.
Kenya-United Kingdom Economic Partnership Agreement
The Kenya-UK EPA ensures continued duty-free and quota-free access for Kenyan exports to the United Kingdom post-Brexit, covering all goods originating from Kenya.
COMESA Free Trade Area
Establishes a free trade area among COMESA member states with duty-free and quota-free access for goods originating from within the bloc.
AfCFTA Protocol on Trade in Services
Liberalises trade in services across five priority sectors: business services, communications, financial services, tourism, and transport services.
African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement
The AfCFTA creates a single continental market for goods and services, aiming to eliminate tariffs on 90% of goods, boost intra-African trade by 52%, and lift 30 million people out of extreme poverty.
EAC Common Market Protocol
Guarantees free movement of labour, services, capital and the right of establishment across EAC partner states, building on the Customs Union.
EAC Customs Union Protocol
Establishes a customs union among EAC partner states with a common external tariff, eliminating internal tariffs on goods originating from within the EAC.