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Red Sea Shipping Attacks Paused | Carlsberg Acquires UK Bottler Britvic | Kidney Mortality Rates Lower for Tea Drinkers Consuming Oxidized Tea
Red Sea Shipping Attacks Paused | Carlsberg Acquires UK Bottler Britvic | Kidney Mortality Rates Lower for Tea Drinkers Consuming Oxidized Tea | Episode 202
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Indian Tea Industry Flags Poor Imports | Chai Point Aims For Guinness Record at The Kumbha Mela | 2nd Inter Tea Garden Football Tournament in Assam This Week
Indian Tea Industry Flags Poor Imports | Chai Point Aims For Guinness Record at The Kumbha Mela | 2nd Inter Tea Garden Football Tournament in Assam This Week | Episode 202
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Hot Tea Gains Marketing Momentum | FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3 | Argentine Tea Awarded GI Status
Hot Tea Gains Marketing Momentum | FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3 in Foods and Beverages | Argentina’s Misiones Tea Growing Region is Awarded Geographic Indication Status | Episode 201
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Wagh Bakri Plans Expansion in 2025 | Tocklai Launches Learning Platform
Wagh Bakri Plans Expansion in 2025 | Tocklai Launches Learning Platform | Episode 201
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The History of Tea at Christmas
The tradition of drinking tea, herbal infusions, and spiced beverages during the holiday season has evolved from medieval medicinal remedies to sophisticated and cherished modern holiday customs, reflecting centuries of cultural exchange, religious symbolism, and festive cheer. Who better to describe this history than our guest today, Santa Claus? Jolly old St. Nicholas recounts the…
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Kenya’s Annual Tea Bonus Brings Strife | Sri Lanka Reinstates Minimum Daily Wage Challenged in High Court | Lipton CEO Nathalie Roos Resigns
Lindsay Lohan TV Ad Advocates Office Tea Breaks | Suez Shipping Disruptions Intensify | Botanists Identify the Gene that Causes Tea Leaf Droopiness | PLUS Revitalizing Kumaon | A century ago, Kumaon’s high-mountain estates were abandoned. The formerly productive tea fields lay fallow until an enterprising young entrepreneur marshaled the resources of US-based Frontier Co-op…
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Time For Bonus Talks In North Bengal | FAITTA Meeting In Guwahati |
Time For Bonus Talks In North Bengal | FAITTA Meeting In Guwahati | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast | Episode 185
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Kangra’s Tea Factories May See Revival | Tea Prices May Go Up As Procurement Costs Rise | CAG Report Highlights Poor Implementation of Labour Laws In Assam
Kangra’s Tea Factories May See Revival | Tea Prices May Go Up As Procurement Costs Rise | CAG Report Highlights Poor Implementation of Labour Laws In Assam | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast | Episode 184
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Northwest Tea Festival Nears
The 14th Annual Northwest Tea Festival draws tea enthusiasts to Seattle for two educational and fun days at the Seattle Center on September 28th and 29th. | Episode 182 | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast
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Wayanad Landslide Aftermath | Andrew Yule Reports Loss
Wayanad Landslide Aftermath | Andrew Yule Reports Loss | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast | Episode 183
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Assam Tea Estates Get Tourism Support | Sanjay Singhal Appointed Wagh Bakri CEO | Auction Prices High In Sale 33
Assam Tea Estates Get Tourism Support | Sanjay Singhal Appointed Wagh Bakri CEO | Auction Prices High In Sale 33 | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast | Episode 182
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Lindsay Lohan TV Ad Promotes Office Tea Breaks | Suez Shipping Disruptions Intensify | Botanists Identify the Gene that Causes Tea Leaf Droopiness
Lindsay Lohan TV Ad Advocates Office Tea Breaks | Suez Shipping Disruptions Intensify | Botanists Identify the Gene that Causes Tea Leaf Droopiness | PLUS Revitalizing Kumaon | A century ago, Kumaon’s high-mountain estates were abandoned. The formerly productive tea fields lay fallow until an enterprising young entrepreneur marshaled the resources of US-based Frontier Co-op…
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Assam Small Tea Growers Pledge To Grow Clean Tea | North India Tea Production Lower by 60 Percent
Assam Small Tea Growers Pledge To Grow Clean Tea | North India Tea Production Lower by 60 Percent | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast | Episode 174
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Students Triumph in Tech Brew Challenge
India’s Tocklai Tea Research Institute in Jorhat announced the winners of the 2024 Tech Brew Hackathon competition, held on International Tea Day. The winning students received 50,000 rupees for tackling their choice of five industry challenges. Teams from 20 universities participated. | Episode 171 |
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Iran Halts Tea Imports From India | NETA Asks for Ban on Six Pesticides | Kangra Tea Seeks Interventions From State Government
Iran Halts Tea Imports From India | NETA Asks for Ban on Six Pesticides | Kangra Tea Seeks Interventions From State Government | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast | Episode 171
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India’s First Flush is Finished | Workers Protest Decision to Close Bought Leaf Factories in Assam | North Bengal Producers Want Tea Named India’s National Drink
India’s First Flush is Finished | Workers Protest Decision to Close Bought Leaf Factories in Assam | North Bengal Producers Want Tea Named India’s National Drink | Tea Biz Blog | Podcast | Episode 169