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500 million. Furthermore, the factory provides guidance and training to smallholders on best agricultural practices for cultivating and harvesting tea, thereby improving the quality of their produce ...

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which mandated small tea growers to halt harvesting tea leaves from December 1 to address an alleged demand-supply mismatch. However, this move has reportedly backfired due to a significant ...

In a letter, the association said the board had directed the small tea growers to stop harvesting tea leaves from December 1, 2024 for overcoming demand-supply mismatch. “We have noticed a huge ...

However, this move has reportedly backfired due to a significant increase in tea imports from countries such as Kenya, Nepal, and other African nations. Citing official data, the growers pointed ...

“The Tea Board of India directed us to stop harvesting tea leaves from December 1, 2024, to maintain equilibrium in the demand-supply mismatch. But we have noticed a huge jump in tea ...

In a letter, the association said the Tea Board had directed the small tea growers to stop harvesting tea leaves from December 1, 2024, to overcome the demand-supply mismatch. “But now ...