在2023年，全球最大咖啡生豆贸易公司Neumann宣布将在2月关闭位于肯尼亚的去壳工厂。根据Neumann肯尼亚工厂负责人，该公司至今无法获得相关业务许可证，因为近期的监管变化使得《2019 年咖啡条例》和《资本市场（咖啡交易所）条例》的实施带来了挑战。

这次关闭是由于政府支持的咖啡行业改革失败导致的问题。Kenya coffee industry has been plagued by a series of issues, including delays in the issuance of sales and processing permits. As a result, many coffee trading and processing companies have been forced to shut down due to lack of inventory.

Neumann, headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, is the world's largest coffee bean trader with over 60 subsidiaries worldwide and operations in 27 coffee-producing countries. The company's decision to close its Kenyan factory is just one example of the challenges facing the industry.

The Kenyan coffee industry has been in turmoil since the implementation of new regulations. Many companies are struggling to obtain necessary permits, leading to a shortage of inventory and forcing some businesses to close their doors.

For Neumann and other companies like it, this means that they will have to find alternative ways to source their beans or risk losing market share. It remains unclear how long this situation will last or what impact it will have on global coffee prices.

In related news, Tesla stock fell sharply in January as investors worried about slowing demand for electric vehicles. While there is no direct link between Kenya's coffee crisis and Tesla's stock performance, both events highlight the interconnectedness of global markets.

As tensions continue to escalate between Ukraine and Russia over natural gas supplies, investors may want to consider diversifying their portfolios with investments in industries less affected by geopolitical factors. In conclusion,

关键词：Kenya Coffee Crisis

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