Kenya Greenmaster Fresh Business Plan — Regulatory and Compliance
EU maximum residue limits, phytosanitary requirements, KEPHIS registration and the compliance regime an exporter must maintain.
Regulatory and Compliance
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- Overview & contents
- i. Important Notice and Basis of Preparation
- 1. Executive Summary
- 2. The Opportunity
- 3. The Product Ladder
- 4. Operations and Certification
- 5. Market and Competitive Position
- 6. SWOT and Strategic Response
- 7. Financial Projections
- 8. Working Capital, Funding and the Balance Sheet
- 9. Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis
- 10. Risk Analysis
- 11. Regulatory and Compliance
- 12. Organisation
- 13. Implementation Roadmap
- 14. Key Performance Indicators
- 15. Investor Returns and Recommendation
- 16. Assumption Register
- A. Appendix A: Consolidated Financial Summary
- B. Appendix B: Volume, Allocation and Price Schedules
- C. Appendix C: Funding, Working Capital and Balance Sheet Schedules
- D. Appendix D: Risk Register
- E. Appendix E: Glossary
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Requirement |
Authority or standard |
Position in plan |
|---|---|---|
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Phytosanitary certification of consignments |
Kenyan plant health inspectorate |
Inspection scheduled against flight cut-offs; traceability to plot maintained for every consignment |
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Quarantine pest management |
European plant health regulation |
Systems approach for regulated pests operated from first shipment. Treated as a condition precedent |
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Maximum residue limits |
European pesticide residue regulation |
Restricted actives list, enforced pre-harvest intervals, pre-shipment residue testing |
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Good agricultural practice |
Group certification for smallholders |
Company holds the certificate; internal control system audits every grower annually |
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Food safety for prepared product |
Globally benchmarked retail food safety standard |
Required before the high-care facility ships. Certification precedes first prepared revenue |
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Horticultural export registration and levy |
Kenyan horticultural crops regulator |
Registered exporter status; levy included in origin cost of €0.14 a kilogram |
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Social and labour compliance |
Ethical trade audit |
Annual audit of packhouse and collection operations |
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Export value added tax |
Kenya Revenue Authority |
Exports zero-rated; input VAT recoverable, modelled with a 210-day refund lag |
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Corporate taxation |
Kenyan corporate income tax |
30% applied with losses carried forward |
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Market access |
Kenya-European Union Economic Partnership Agreement |
Duty-free access assumed. Industry-wide, not a company advantage |
No credit is extended to third parties and no financial services are provided, so Kenyan credit and financial services regulation does not arise. Input credit to contracted growers is recovered against deliveries under the offtake agreement rather than advanced as a loan.