This ppt contains all the information w.r.t tea production, consumption and export from India.

3. History of tea
Introduction
Tea Board of India
Major tea producing regions in India
Articles
Size of the Industry
Export share
Top 10 countries Exporting tea
Top 10 countries Importing tea

4. Leading Indian tea exporting companies.
Contribution to Nation.
Crisis
Major causes of the crisis
Hasmukhrai & co.

5. Tea origin- China (4th Century A.D)
In 1780 tea cultivation experimented in India.
May 1838 tea from India (Assam) was sent to England
for the 1st time.
 Till 2004 India ranked 1st being the
largest producer of tea.

6. India Ranks 4th in terms of total tea exporters in
the world.
85% of household consume 81% of total tea produced.
The best quality tea are CTC and Orthodox Assam Tea.
CTC
Orthodox

8. The Tea Board of India is an state agency
of the Government of India.
Established in 1953
Purpose
Headquarter- Kolkata
Tea board is responsible for the Certification
numbers to exports of certain tea merchants.
Tasks of Tea Board of India

9. Darjeeling is known for white & oolong tea.
Specialty- Thin body tea, light colored.
Darjeeling tea cannot be grown or
manufactured anywhere else in the world.

10. Assam is known for black tea.
Specialty- Tea body, briskness, malty flavor,
strong & bright color.
 2nd Commercial tea producing region.
Nilgiri is known for Dark tea.
Specialty- Intensely aromatic, fragrant
and flavored.

11. Tea Board to use
Facebook, Twitter to
promote tea consumption
January 28, 2013
PTI

12. s
Registered tea manufacturers- 1,692
Registered tea Exporters- 2,200
India in terms of world tea production- 27%
Tea gardens- 13,000

13. World Tea Export share of India is 12-13% approx.
Major Importers- Russian and CIS countries.
43% of India’s tea is exported to Russian and CIS
countries.

14. Year
India’s share as percentage
of world export
1961
37.18
1971
30.28
1981
29.46
1991
19.65
2001
16.82
2005
12.70
2006
13.77
2007
11.26
Source:
Annual
Bulletin
Of
Statistics
2006,
ITC, London

15. Countries
Sri lanka
Kenya
China
India
U.K
Germany
Indonesia
Vietnam
Rwanda
U.A.E
Exports US $”000
in(2008)
1,258,700
934,921
713,011
590,266
324,694
297,227
158,959
147,300
125,454
114,803
Source:
FAO
Statistical
Yearbook
2010

16. Country
Russian Federations
United Arab Emirates
U.K
U.S.A
Iran
Germany
Japan
Pakistan
France
Canada
Imports in US $’ 000
(2008)
5,10,872
4,52,111
3,67,564
3,18,535
2,84,873
1,83,141
1,82,173
1,81,699
1,49,905
1,48,197
Source:
FAO
Statistical
Yearbook
2010

17. Indian tea exports
register decline: ITA
chairman
February 17, 2013
PTI

19. Total turnover- around Rs 10,000 crores
Net foreign Exchange earned- around Rs. 1,847 crores.
Direct employees- 1.27 million (plantation).
Indirect employment of- 2 million individuals.

20. Year
World
supply
World
demand
Difference
Surplus
1990
2577.10
2563.87
+ 13.23
2000
2933.49
2881.35
+ 52.14
2001
3061.43
3002.44
+ 58.99
2002
3086.59
3015.61
+ 70.98
2003
3216.76
3151.71
+ 65.05
2004
3328.65
3182.05
+ 146.60
2005
3468.29
3362.96
+105.33
2006
3577.20
3438.99
+ 138.21
2007
3726.70
3620.06
+ 106.64
In (million
ton)
Source:
Annual
bulletin
of
statistics
ITC London.

21. Crisis phase since 1990’s
Closure of many tea estates.
MNC’s withdrawing from production of tea.
Major importing countries are showing a sharp decline
towards Indian tea.

22. Decline in demand for Indian tea in the global market.
Poor Price realizations
Defective market structure.
Increase in cost of production.

23. Interviewed- Mr. Vithal Gaykwaad
Address- Shop no. 7, Sai appt
opp. Mira road Post office
Mira road (E)
Thane 401107
Phone no.- 28551574

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