Buy Kenyan Build Kenya clothing super sale is expected to create alternative avenues for business between Mombasa EPZ firms and clothes dealers as well as affordability by Kenyans, said Cabinet Secretary, Industry, Trade and Investment Adan Mohamed.
The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment has taken the super sale to Mombasa. The three-day event will be held at the Visa Oshwal Ground starting Friday, before going to Eldoret and Meru and later back again to Nairobi.
The super sale will see residents of Mombasa access clothes from brands such as Hela Clothing which produces global brands like Victoria Secrets and Calvin Klein with prices ranging between Sh100 and Sh600.
United Aryan, Mombasa Apparel and Africa Apparel are expected to take part in the event.
Through deliberate regulatory provisions in Export Promotion Zones, they have allowed textile and apparel firms to sell up to 20 percent of what is produced in these EPZ’s to be availed to the Kenyan consumer tax-free. They want to make sure their citizens have access to the high-quality export products that are sold to overseas market
The Treasury allocated Sh1.6 billion to the leather and textile sector during this year’s budget allocation with the intention of encouraging the growth of local manufacturers to meet both local and external demand for affordable and quality clothing,
The event, which seeks to help Kenyans access export quality clothes at affordable prices, was first held in Nairobi in March where it attracted over 150,000 Kenyans at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre exhibition.
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