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  • Why Darjeeling’s tea industry is the proverbial ‘canary in the coal mine’ for India’s plantation sector

    India’s plantation sector faces similar problems across crops such as climate change, rising costs, lack of finances, low R&D investment and cheap competition

  • Dip in tea output poses a dilemma for marketers

    Dip in tea output poses a dilemma for marketers

    North India's tea plantations have seen output decline, sending prices up

  • Tea output rises marginally to 1,213 mn kg in 2015-16

    Tea output rises marginally to 1,213 mn kg in 2015-16

    India's tea output rose marginally by 1 percent to 1,213 million kg in 2015-16, on account of higher production in West Bengal and Assam

  • Tea demand rising; FY14 output at 1120-1130mt: Jay Shree

    Tea demand rising; FY14 output at 1120-1130mt: Jay Shree

    DP Maheshwari, managing director of Jay Shree Tea feels that the change in the route to bring in FDI in the tea industry is a positive move. Investments will come in due to growing demand for tea and exports increasing, he told CNBC-TV18.

  • Profitability in Q3 will mirror in sales: McLeod Russel

    Profitability in Q3 will mirror in sales: McLeod Russel

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Kamal Baheti says prices have come off a little due to a ramp up in production in north India.

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