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If the quantity of tea at auction centres is any indication, then more of the beverage will be available in the domestic market in 2016.

Regional tea packeteers which brand and market the beverage to retail consumers have started buying larger volumes.

Andrew Yule & Co is making a foray into the designer speciality tea segment to spruce up its margins in the current fiscal.

Govt ropes in industry hotshots Aditya Khaitan, Sangeeta Talwar, Sanjiv Chatterjee & Bharat Arya to formulate strategy.

Come January 1, 2009, some 87 tea estates in Darjeeling are poised to get the agri-export zone (AEZ) status.

It is a two-way strategic move by Tata Tea. The company has shifted its marketing division from Kolkata to Bangalore.