Delays in approving genetically modified maize, cotton, and potato cost Kenya over KSh 20 billion in five years. Regulatory hurdles, misinformation, and ongoing court cases have slowed adoption, reducing crop yields, raising pesticide costs, and limiting food security. Experts warn that immediate commercialisation could generate more than KSh 60 billion over 30 years, cut pesticide use, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and protect biodiversity.
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