Kenya's coffee production has fallen to 50,000 tonnes, marking a significant decline from previous years. Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has warned of the need for global coffee industry reforms. The drop in output has raised concerns among stakeholders. Kagwe emphasized the importance of addressing challenges facing the sector. The government is considering measures to support farmers. Coffee remains a key export for Kenya. The decline affects both local producers and international markets. Kagwe called for coordinated efforts to stabilize the industry. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in the sector. Farmers are facing multiple pressures. The government is working on potential solutions. The coffee industry is a major contributor to Kenya's economy. The decline underscores the need for urgent action.