In Kenya, corruption continues to be an obstacle to the economy as it impedes innovation and affects the allocation of resources which leads to widening income disparities, slows economic development and results in an overall increase in the cost of doing business.
Simbi Rosses is the producer and exporter of cut flowers to Europe, Asia, and the Far East. “We are excited to leverage the resources and network offered by the Blue Company to further strengthen our anti-corruption efforts and contribute to a more transparent and fair business environment,” said Nyachae.
The two companies now join over 500 private sector players across East Africa in the pursuit of integrity and anti-bribery efforts.
Simbi Roses have been admitted to the Blue Company Initiative, a network dedicated to combating corruption.
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