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“The East African nation, which supplies half of all the black tea consumed by Britain, has seen farmers facing unpredictable climate conditions, lower production and quality levels, and rising input costs in recent years.”

“Kerrina Thorogood, partnerships director at the Fairtrade Foundation, said: “Today, just one in five tea farmers in Kenya earns enough income each month to support their families with the essentials.”

“Sainte-Marie, with its population of 5,000, is located in a green valley in the Vosges Mountains and usually relies on about 20 mountain springs for its water.”

“… drought tests a country famous for its rain Lack of rain over half of England and all Wales exposes struggle with water shortages Standing in a field on his southern England farm, James Baird pointed to the ground where the earth had split into deep…”