the most famous drink in Hong Kong. A shopkeeper was mixing red tea with milk busily‚ and the other shopkeeper was adding black glutinous rice ball and ice to the drink. After a few minutes‚ cups of cold bubble milk tea were served to the customs that were waiting outside. And this scene is always happening beside Prince Edward MTR B station‚ there are two bubble milk tea shops. One is the international biggest Bubble Milk Tea Shop “Come Buy”; and the other is a little one called “Little Giant
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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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Kazi tea Kazi & Kazi tea is the only substantial organic tea grower in Bangladesh. The tea garden is located at the Tetulia‚ the Northern district of Panchagar‚ only 50 km south of Darjeeling. Kazi and Kazi Tea is the pioneer of organic tea produced in Bangladesh and the first to be certified by international certifying authorities. Kazi & Kazi produces premium quality tea from their tea-estate. Their tea garden is the first and the largest tea garden in Bangladesh. Kazi & Kazi tea was
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have the potential to contribute to better health.[1][2][3][4][5] Tea has one of the highest contents of flavonoids among common food and beverage products.[6] Catechins are the largest type of flavonoids in growing tea leaves.[7] Contents [hide] * 1 Catechins * 2 Theaflavins * 3 Tannins * 4 Metabolism * 5 See also * 6 References | ------------------------------------------------- [edit]Catechins Catechins in tea include epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG)‚ epicatechin (EC)‚ epicatechin-3-gallate
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Indian tea industry: A SWOT analysis Strong domestic market Monojit Dasgupta With tea prices rising‚ the tea industry is on the upswing again after several years and the expectation is that the trend will persist. But the industry is not without its challenges. The following is the SWOT analysis. Strengths The diverse agro-climatic conditions prevailing in the tea growing areas of India lend themselves to the production of a wide range of teas – black‚ (CTC‚ orthodox)‚ green teas and organic
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SWOT Analysis Strength 1. Strong back end integration‚ it plants as well as process the tea 2. Very large installed capacity of tea factory of 1.5 million kg/annum 3. Operates its own wholesale outlets at Indore‚ Jaipur‚ Kanpur‚ Allahabad 4. Have a diversified portfolio of investments in various industries 5. Estates located in quality tea producing belts in Jorhat district in Assam Weakness 1. No technology has been imported from abroad and the company thus lacks operational efficiencies
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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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Within the tea industry‚ the green tea is one of the fastest growing segments due to increasing health consciousness along with enhancing consumer awareness about the health benefits of green tea. According to the World Health Organization‚ by 2015‚ the overweight population is expected to cross 1.5 billion and mounting healthcare costs in the U.S. alone would reach more than $117 billion; all this is creating significant opportunities for weight management products such as green tea. The global
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Tea is Sri Lanka’s largest agricultural export and fetched $1.02 billion in 2007‚ its third highest foreign exchange earner after garments and remittances from Sri Lankans working abroad. The country is not likely to achieve its 2008 revenue and production targets‚ after demand and prices for Sri Lankan tea tumbled in the last quarter‚ with the slowdown possibly extending into 2009‚ Lalith Hettiarachchi‚ the head of Sri Lanka Tea Board‚ told Reuters in an interview on Friday. Production this year
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