Any individual or company involved in the horticulture sector, such as processors, transporters, or marketing agents, is eligible to apply, provided they can comply with national standards and legal requirements.
You can apply by completing the application form and submitting it along with the required documentation, such as a company incorporation certificate, ID of directors, and a current Single Business Permit (if applicable).
You need to submit copies of your company incorporation certificate, ID of directors, current Single Business Permit (where applicable), and any contractual agreements if you are outsourcing for buyers.
All applicable dues must be paid to the licensing authority before the application will be considered. Specific fee details can be obtained from the licensing authority.
If your application is rejected, the licensing authority will provide reasons for the rejection. You will have the opportunity to reapply after addressing the concerns raised.
Yes, you can apply online by filling out the application form available on the Makueni County Horticulture Produce & Products Dealers Registration Portal. Once completed, submit your application and required documents through the online portal.
The processing time is not explicitly stated. However, consideration of your application will depend on your ability to meet the required national standards and submit the necessary documentation.
You can apply for dealership types such as processor, transporter, or marketing agent. You must specify the type of dealership in your application.
Yes, you need to provide details about the sources of your produce, including the county, sub-county, and ward. If you're outsourcing buyers, attach contractual agreements to support this.
The registration can be either a new application or a renewal. To renew, you will need to follow the same application process and submit the necessary documentation again.