Ilam. The Nepali tea industry is currently facing an existential crisis. Millions of kilograms of Nepali tea are stranded in the Indian market due to the new quality testing process implemented by the Indian Tea Board and stricter export regulations, forcing industrialists to close down their industries. Currently, more than 300,000 kilograms of ready-made tea is being held in India for quality testing, while more than 700,000 kilograms of tea i…
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Ilam. The Nepali tea industry is currently facing an existential crisis. Millions of kilograms of Nepali tea are stranded in the Indian market due to the new quality testing process implemented by the Indian Tea Board and stricter export regulations, forcing industrialists to close down their industries. Currently, more than 300,000 kilograms of ready-made tea is being held in India for quality testing, while more than 700,000 kilograms of tea i…