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Fund-starved Darjeeling tea companies face an existential crisisLenders are reluctant as the planters either do not have existing stocks to borrow against or they had already exhausted their earlier borr...- Tea companies fear of low profits with increased production costIn the current year, the drop in tea production till May 2014 due to an unfavourable weather conditions is expected to firm up tea prices.
- Jay Shree Tea not to bid for Rwanda Estates as valuations are not in syncJay Shree Tea & Industries has decided not to bid for tea gardens in Rwanda because valuations are not in sync with rising cost of producti...
- BK Birla group company Jay Shree Tea to bid for Rwandan tea plantationsThe board of the BK Birla group company Jay Shree Tea & Industries has approved the company's bid to acquire gardens in Rwanda.
- Commodity markets: Producers, consumers await a new dawn in 2012While overseas prices have corrected 20%, commodities are expected to bounce back in the new year on fresh fund flows. Read on to find out ...
- Bengal entrepreneurs look at tea production as a source of incomeGreen leaf production is finding new converts in rural North Bengal as a few first time entrepreneurs are looking at it as an alternative s...
- Indian companies get into commercial farming in AfricaAnd it’s not just large Indian companies, small and medium enterprises in sectors ranging from spices and tea to chemicals are looking at e...
- Jay Shree Tea scouts for more acquisitions in AfricaHaving set foot in the African tea industry, Jay Shree Tea & Industries (JTIL), the BK Birla group company, has firmed up plans to launch R...
- Battered tea industry sees growth in small packetsOf the 950 million kg tea production in India, nearly 750 million kg is consumed in the domestic market, while the rest is exported.
- Planters prefer machines as labour pains loomFaced with problems of labour shortage and declining productivity, tea plantations may take to mechanisation in a big way.
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