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Emerging Themes in the Tea Industry
CHARTERED POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MARKETING Emerging Themes LEVEL 7 Unit 1

Emerging Themes in the Tea Sector
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Emerging Themes | December 2010 | Membership Number: 2916169

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Executive Summary ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Summary of Sources ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 Emerging Trend of Tea Consumed as a Health Beverage and Changing Consumer

Discussion Paper............................................................................................................................................................... 5 The impact this trend will have on industry competitors ........................................................... 6

Letter to the conference organizer ......................................................................................................................... 11 Appendix: Background of the Global Tea Industry................................................................................................................ 14

Recommendation of a suitable strategic response


References: 7. http://www.teatrends.com/ [accessed on Aug 24, 2010] 8 6. http://ezinearticles.com/?Set-Of-20-Key-Responsibilities-Of-Hr-Manager&id=443947 [accessed on Sep 1, 2010] 5
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