[Type text] TEA INDUSTRY IN INDIA By‚ Snehal Zarekar Abm09024 Tea Industry in India ‚ IIML Page 1 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL February10‚ 2013 To‚ Prof. M.K. Awasthi (Associate Professor) Indian Institute of Management Lucknow‚ India Sir‚ enclosed is the project report on “Tea Industry in India”‚ which you authorized me to prepare for Agribusiness environment Course in Term 3. Sincerely Yours‚ Ms. Snehal Zarekar Abm09024 TEA INDUSTRY IN INDIA Index
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......11 V. THAI NGUYEN – THE CRADLE OF VIETNAM TEA ......12 VI. SWOT ANALYSIS .......................................................14 VII. CONCLUSION .............................................................15 REFERENCE I. Introduction Vietnam is not only famous as the home of rice but also known as one of the most ancient cradle of tea. Vietnamese people have planted tea for over three thousands years and nowadays‚ drinking tea has become a traditional habit of each family. Belongs
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’s%20Tea%20Culture(%E9%87%91%E6%99%93%E5%AE%81).htm China ’s Tea Culture [pic] Content [pic] • λ China‚ the Homeland of Tea • λ Types of Chinese Tea • λ Advantages of Tea-Drinking • λ Tea Production • λ Tea-Producing Areas • λ Links to the tea sites [pic] China ’s Tea Culture People throughout China drink tea daily. Because of the geographic location and
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Tea smuggling from Afghanistan deprives govt of Rs 152m revenue By Romail Kenneth KARACHI: The government is annually losing Rs 152 million in revenue due to tea smuggling through Afghanistan‚ sources in the tea trade said. Pakistan has a 170 million kg tea market. About 40 million kg of tea is smuggled into the country through Afghanistan under the garb of Afghan Transit Trade. Sources said price of one kg bag of the imported tea is $2 while same quantity of smuggled tea is sold at a
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INTRODUCTION Bangladesh is a small tea producing country sharing 2% of the world’s Tea production. Tea is an agro based‚ lab our intensive and export oriented sector and plays an important role in the national economy through export earnings‚ trade balancing and employment generation. Our Tea industry dates back to 1857 when the first tea garden was established at Malnicherra in Sylhet District. Today we have 163 Tea Gardens with a grant area of 1‚15‚757.41 hal of which 52‚317.21 hal or 45% is under
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Tea Industry of Pakistan Pakistan‚ a country of tee-totallers due to the Islamic ban on alcohol‚ is one of the highest per capita consumers of tea in South Asia. Local tea importers speculate that this is due to a limited choice of beverages. Pakistan is the third largest tea importer in the world after Russia and the UK and consumes about 155 million kg of tea every year (of which about 130 million kg is imported).On average‚ each Pakistani consumes about a kilo of tea a year‚ a total of approximately
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CHARTERED POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MARKETING Emerging Themes LEVEL 7 Unit 1 Emerging Themes in the Tea Sector Membership Number : 2916169 Student Declaration “I confirm that in forwarding this assessment for marking‚ I understand and have applied the CIM policies relating to word count‚ plagiarism and collusion for all tasks. This assignment/project is the result of my own independent work/investigation except where otherwise stated. Other sources are acknowledged in the body of the text and/or
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THE PHILIPPINE READY-TO-DRINK INDUSTRY RTD Tea in the Philippines • The Ready-to-Drink (RTD) industry in the Philippines was relatively underdeveloped back in 2004. Consumers mostly purchased carbonated soft drinks‚ which dominated store shelves‚ both in the modern and traditional trade. • Also‚ at that time‚ the still or non carbonated beverages comprise only a small portion of the beverage market. The products under this sector include energy drinks‚ iced tea and juices. • However‚ the only
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1. Introduction of tea industry : * Historical Background: Tea was introduced to Sri Lanka after coffee was destroyed by Coffee Leaf Rust in the 19th century. James Taylor‚ a Scottish planter‚ established the first commercial tea plantation in 1867 at Loolkandura Estate in Kandy District of Sri Lanka. The great success of tea planting attracted English planters and more plantations were established‚ replacing existed coffee fields. Subsequently‚ as the coffee area was not big enough to
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