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aak-GROW/CLK is the national representative of the International Agrochemicals Industry The Minister of Agriculture is the patron of the association.

aak-GROW/CropLifeKenya is the national representative of the International Agrochem Industry represented worldwide by CropLife International (formerly GIFAP). It is, therefore, the umbrella organization in Kenya for manufacturers, formulators, repackers, importers, distributors, farmers and users of pest control products (pesticides). The local association has existed in various names with the most recent being Pesticide Chemicals Association of Kenya (PCAK) since 1958. In 2005, the association registered CropLife Kenya as part of the global networking linkage into CropLife International. The Association through an elected Executive Committee runs the affairs of the Agrochem Industry locally on the basis of the following objectives:

(a) Promoting of public education concerning the use of pesticides safely
(b) Providing an agency for liaison with government and others, on all matters of mutual interest. (c) Considering and dealing with matters relating to customs duty, registration and labeling of pesticides, setting of standards in pesticides, following safety codes and promotion of the FAO Code of Conduct on distribution and sale of pesticides. (d) Protecting of common trade interests of its members, where these are concerned with the manufacture, formulation and distribution of pesticides. (e) Cooperating with all agencies seeking the improvement of Kenyan Agricultural and Pastoral Production and Environment. (f) Encouraging and promoting just, fair and honorable practice, to oppose malpractice and illegal practices in the operation of the industry. (g) Working with the government towards the regulation and importation of pesticides into the country and exports out of the country. (h) Encouraging research in all areas that will improve the effective use of pesticides.

02/11/2026

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31/10/2026

aak-GROW conducted a Globally Harmonized System for Chemical Classification and Labelling (GHS) sensitization training for Communications, Public Relations and Marketing professionals from its member companies.

The training equipped participants with the knowledge and guidance needed to effectively communicate the new GHS labels, ensuring farmers understand and make informed decisions on the safe and responsible use of conventional crop protection products.

As an industry we have a shared responsibility to ensure that products are not only developed and supplied responsibly but also understood and used correctly. By strengthening the capacity of those communicating directly with farmers, we reinforce this commitment and advance our shared goal of

30/10/2026

Today, we engaged farmers in Gathara Ward, Kinangop Sub-county, Nyandarua, in partnership with DanChurchAid, bringing together members of Aberdare Fresh Uphill Group and Tulaga Farm Fresh Self Help Group across the horticulture and potato value chains.

Discussions focused on safe pesticide use, with emphasis on observing pre-harvest intervals (PHIs). We also linked farmers to their local Farmer Service Centre for access to empty pesticide container collection points and connected them with Spray Service Providers trained through our partnership with DanChurchAid.

Strengthening farmer knowledge, access to stewardship services and responsible pesticide use is key to safer and more sustainable agricultural practices.

28/10/2026

As part of its stewardship mandates, aak-GROW/CropLife Kenya in Partnership with Kenyatta National Hospital hosts the Poison Information Centre (PIC) which offers emergency medical services to Poison exposures.

In case of exposure, reach out to the emergency Poison Information Centre toll free on 0800 720 021 or 0800 730 030

27/10/2026

Effective public health pest management starts with the right knowledge and skills.

From 21st to 23rd October 2026, the Pest Management Association of Kenya (PEMAK) conducted a three-day training at Maseno ATC, equipping licensed pest control operators and new entrants with skills in safe pesticide use, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), environmental responsibility, and regulatory compliance.

The training strengthened professional capacity to protect public health while promoting safe and responsible pest management practices.

PEMAK thanks aak-GROW, the Pest Control Products Board (PCPB), partners, and participants for supporting this initiative.

26/10/2026

Twenty days after the inaugural Africa Fruit Connect 2026, the conversations, connections and opportunities continue to inspire us.

From powerful conversations around fruit trade and market access to partnerships, investment and value addition, AFC 2026 brought together voices committed to unlocking the full potential of Africa’s fruit sector.

The message was clear: Africa’s fruit future is not just about growing more fruit. It is about building stronger markets, connecting businesses, adding value and ensuring that farmers and other value chain actors benefit from the opportunities ahead.

The inaugural event was a starting point for new connections, fresh ideas and conversations that can help shape the future of fruit production, processing and trade across the continent.
- How do we turn these conversations into action?
- How can we strengthen regional fruit markets and expand Africa’s global trade opportunities?
- How do we ensure more value is created and retained within Africa?

These are the questions that keep us moving forward.

Africa Fruit Connect 2026 may be behind us, but the work of connecting Africa’s fruits to the world continues.

Here’s to stronger partnerships, thriving fruit businesses and a more competitive African fruit economy!

26/10/2026

The story of Peter Kamau is testament to the hopeful future of the agriculture sector. Peter, like us understands how necessary and very important safe and proper application of pest control products is, through the use of trained and certified SSPs (Spray Service Providers) who are well equipped to handle the process.

We commend you Peter, on your dedication to the betterment of farmers and farming practices and are ready to work hand in hand to ensure that food safety and food security in our country is achieved.

23/10/2026

Under our stewardship program, we aim to enhance the responsible use of pest control products for improved food security while safeguarding human health and the environment.

We sensitize farmers on the importance of good agricultural practices from label reading, use of PPE, proper storage and transportation of pest control products, proper disposal of empty pesticide containers and how to detect, avoid and report illegal products.

Visit our website at www.aakgrow.com to learn more.

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22/10/2026

As part of its stewardship mandates, aak-GROW/CropLife Kenya in Partnership with Kenyatta National Hospital hosts the Poison Information Centre (PIC) which offers emergency medical services to Poison exposures.

Reach out to the Poison Information Centre toll free on 0800 720 021 or 0800 730 030

Address

Mashiara Park Formerly Cooper Center, Waiyaki Way, Kaptagat Road, Cooper Centre, Kangemi
Nairobi
00800

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Website

http://www.aakgrow.com/

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