Kenya Bureau of Standards says it has not detected elements of heavy metals in samples of the sugar it collected from the local market and tested so far.
Appearing before the joint sitting of the National Assembly committees on Trade and Industry, Kebs acting Managing-Director Moses Ikiara on Tuesday said their tests did not reveal any traces of Mercury, arsenic, lead and copper.
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