Chinese leader Xi Jinping met with US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump's visit focused on stabilizing tie...

While Trump searched for immediate business wins, such as a deal to sell Boeing jets that did not impress investors, Xi talked up a long-te...

India’s Rs 5,659-crore Mission for Cotton Productivity aims to tackle falling yields, poor seed quality, and rising import dependence throu...

The younger generation in China is leaning towards black tea in the ready-to-drink format, said industry executives. China is the largest p...

Indian tea exports to China and Iran have taken off despite the economic uncertainty due to Covid-19 and the standoff between India and Chi...

India had exported 248.29 million kg of tea in 2019, lower than the 256.06 million kg exported in 2018.

People in China, where tea originated, mainly consumes green teas without milk unlike black Indian tea.

The total quantity of tea exported during the financial year 2017-18 stood at 256.57 million kgs, while the foreign exchange realized from ...

Tea Board chairman P K Bezbaruah said here that India and China were not competitors as far as tea was concerned, but rather complemented e...

Fabindia, the country’s largest private retailers of ethnic wear and other traditional products, acquired a 40% stake in Organic India in 2...

Co's subsidiary Organic India may take Ayurveda to the land of the dragon next year if it gets regulatory approval.

Demand for green tea is growing at a rate of 17 per cent per annum against only 3 per cent for black tea in the domestic market.

Parliamentary Standing Committee on Commerce has asked Tea Board and commerce ministry to address the issue of drop in Indian tea productio...

The Chinese are gradually losing the traditional tea-drinking habit in favour of coffee, largely because of the length of time it takes to ...

Come 2009, Tata Tea will storm the Chinese and Far East markets with its range of value-added tea beverage products.

India’S tea production has gone up, and so has its consumption in the country. However China still beats India in tea consumption.

China offers a red carpet welcome to Indian tea majors to break the near monopoly of multinationals like Unilever.