Overview of Kenya's industry
after independence, Kenya's industry had a rapid development, with an average annual growth rate of 12.4% from 1965 to 1973, and then the growth rate decreased. In recent years, affected by internal and external factors such as economic restructuring, serious infrastructure damage, the impact of imported goods and the suspension of aid from international financial organizations, industrial development has been difficult. At present, the operating rate of the manufacturing industry is only 30% including its processing technology
Kenya is the most industrialized country in East Africa, with a manufacturing output value accounting for 13.8% of GDP. It has a relatively complete range of categories. Larger enterprises include oil refining, tires, cement, steel rolling, power generation, automobile assembly, etc. 85% of daily consumer goods are produced domestically, including clothing, paper, food, beverages and tobacco, which can be basically self-sufficient. Oil is mainly imported, and a part of electricity is imported from Uganda
from 1991 to 1998, the main industries showed the output of home fashion products
unit
1000 tons of sugar
1000 tons of cigarettes
1000 liters of beer
1000 liters of mineral water
1000 liters of liquor
1000 tons of corn flour 22phb and poly (3-hydroxyvalerate) (PHBV)
1000 tons of flour
1000 tons of rice
1000 tons of oil refining
thousand tons of cement
million kwh of power generation
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