According to the Tea Board, there is PSF (which fixes the price of green leaf on annual basis and based on price realisation of individual ...

The amount of work which usually takes three to four hours and at least three manual scavengers, Bandicoot finishes it in just 45 minutes.

A hilly belt in north east Andhra Pradesh is fast becoming the cannabis capital of India.

The rules of the game are changing for India's tea industry, and it's perhaps time for a fresh brew.

Comparing Japan's tea production to Kenya that practices manual plucking throughout the year, tea experts claimed that machine plucking has...

In recent years, the shortage of labour in tea estates had also thrown up a challenge to meet targets in production, thereby necessitating ...

Five years ago, Tata Tea handed control of its loss-making tea plantations to its workers. Today, they are flourishing and are being portra...

Nilesh Shah of Envision Capital says that all the low hanging fruits have been plucked, and investors should be more stock-specific now.

Faced with problems of labour shortage and declining productivity, tea plantations may take to mechanisation in a big way.