ABAK urges tighter border controls to protect consumers from counterfeit alcohol
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The Alcoholic Beverages Association of Kenya (ABAK) has called for stronger enforcement measures against counterfeit alcohol amid growing consumer concerns over product authenticity and quality.
ABAK Chairperson Kui Kinyanjui said counterfeit alcohol circulating in the market poses risks to consumers and undermines legitimate businesses, urging coordinated efforts to disrupt illegal trade networks.
“Kenyan consumers deserve the assurance that the products they purchase are genuine, safe and sour
ABAK Chairperson Kui Kinyanjui said counterfeit alcohol circulating in the market poses risks to consumers and undermines legitimate businesses, urging coordinated efforts to disrupt illegal trade networks.
“Kenyan consumers deserve the assurance that the products they purchase are genuine, safe and sour
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