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Association suggests quality grading system for packet tea

Business Standard

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November 09, 2024

The Indian Tea Association (ITA) is mooting the introduction of a scientific quality grading system from one leaf to five leaf marks for packet tea to boost consumer trust.

- ISHITA AYAN DUTT

Association suggests quality grading system for packet tea

Addressing the association's annual general meeting on Friday, ITA Chairman Hemant Bangur said recent research by the Tea Research Association (TRA) to assess the impact of leaf maturity on quality of processed CTC tea had shown that as leaves mature, the antioxidant activity decreases.

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