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  • Coffee Exports From India Set to Drop as Europe Demand Slows

    Posted in on Feb 06, 2013 кофе , зеленый кофе , арабика , Индия

    <p>Coffee exports from India, Asia’s third-biggest supplier, may decline for a second straight year as an economic slowdown in Europe cuts demand and as damage from pest attacks reduces the harvest. Shipments may drop below 300,000 metric tons this year from 310,886 tons in 2012, Ramesh Rajah, president of the Coffee Exporters Association of India, said by phone from Bangalore. Exports fell 9.4 percent last year, the first annual drop in three years, according to data from the Coffee Board of India. A drop in Indian supplies may help limit a 34 percent slump in arabica prices in the past year in ...</p>

  • Tea-plucking machines in India threaten Assam livelihoods

    Posted in on Dec 03, 2012 чай , цены , Индия

    <p>The north-eastern Indian state of Assam is renowned for its tea - the backbone of its economy. The traditions of the old estates, including hand-picking, make the tea expensive. But any drop in quality would undermine the Assam brand. Spending the night in an old fashioned British Raj bungalow on a tea estate in Assam, I was awoken at six in the morning by a siren. For more than 1,000 men and women this was the alarm call which got them out of bed to prepare for eight hours plucking tea, planting new tea bushes, weeding, digging ditches, or doing any of the other tasks required to produce high...</p>

  • No tea trade without conforming to FSSAI parameters: Tea Board of India

    Posted in on Nov 30, 2012 чай , Индия

    <p>In a bid to ensure quality and protect the image of India tea globally, the Tea Board of India Thursday said no tea can be exported from or imported into the country from February if it does not conform to the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India's (FSSAI) parameters. "Effective Feb 1, 2013, no teas can either be exported from or imported into India, without conforming to FSSAI parameters and teas would be subjected to random testing," a Tea Board of India release said here. FSSAI was established under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 as a statutory body for laying down science-...</p>

  • India Soon To Taste Its First Starbucks Coffee

    Posted in on Oct 01, 2012 кофе , маркетинг , арабика , эспрессо , Индия

    <p>U.S. coffee chain Starbucks will open its first outlet in India next month through partnership with Tata Global Beverages, and has appointed Avani Saglani Davda as CEO of their joint venture.  Tata Starbucks, the 50/50 joint venture between Starbucks Coffee Co and Tata Global Beverages Ltd, will open the first store in India in the Horniman Circle area of Mumbai by the end of October 2012, the company said in a statement. The store will also be the first Starbucks location to feature espresso sourced and roasted locally from India through the coffee sourcing and roasting agreement with Tata Co...</p>

  • India tea prices dip on higher supplies

    Posted in on Sep 24, 2012 чай , цены , Индия

    <p>     Tea prices in India eased at last week&#039;s auction due to an improvement in supplies, although good domestic demand capped the downside, dealers said.     The price of CTC (crush-tear-curl) tea dropped 3 percent to 144.39 rupees per kg, while the dust variety fell 1.36 percent to 149.14 rupees per kg.     &#34;Supplies are rising as plucking has gained pace in north-eastern India. In next few weeks supplies will remain on higher side,&#34; said an official at Calcutta Tea Traders&#039; Association.     Tea plucking in India, the world&#039;s second-biggest producer,  usually rises between July and October.  </p>

  • India coffee up on buying by local traders

    Posted in on Sep 18, 2012 кофе , арабика , Индия

    <p>Coffee prices in India rose at last week&#039;s auction held on Thursday on buying by local traders, while most exporters stayed away from the market, auctioneer J Thomas &amp; Co. said in a statement. Arabica plantation B and C grade prices rose by 200 - 650 rupees per 50 kg as compared with the previous auction, the statement said. Out of the total 239,468 kg offered for sale, around 30,000 kg were sold, it added. Coffee prices in global markets have been falling on expectations of higher supplies from top producing Brazil, traders said.  Indian coffee exports fell 6.88 percent on year to 306,238 ton...</p>

  • Colombia looks to brew coffee business with India

    Posted in on Sep 14, 2012 кофе , рынок , арабика , Индия

    <p>Colombia is looking forward to bringing its world renowned coffee brands like Juan Valdez to India and market the products in the region. "We see a great future for Colombian coffee here, especially because we have taken notice of the local market's affection for quality and product superiority," the Colombian embassy here said in a statement. People can sample the country's best brew which the embassy said would be served at the three-day Fine Food India Fair to be held Sep 17-19 at Pragati Maidan here. "Our Proexport director and Trade Advisor will be there to guide visitors at the event thr...</p>

  • “Tea hub” debate heats up - India shows concern over cheap tea re-export

    Posted in on Sep 03, 2012 чай , цены , маркетинг , Индия

    <p>An Indian Parliamentary Standing Committee on Commerce has expressed concern over the issue of re-exports of lower quality tea from India under the brand of Indian origin tea at a time where Sri Lanka’s own resurfaced debate on a ‘tea hub’. A report from the committee stated that it was “gravely concerned” at the Indian Commerce Ministry’s “unpreparedness” to deal with exporters who imported cheaper quality tea into the country only to blend it and re-export it without any significant value addition under false certificates as tea of Indian origin. The tea hub concept of lowering of import dut...</p>

  • India coffee down on global cues

    Posted in on Aug 22, 2012 кофе , Индия

    <p>&#61;&#61;&#61;             GRADE                                     PRICES                                                             &#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;&#61;            Season (2011-12)                                            ARABICA PLANTATION           AA                                          11,050               B                                            10,000  -  10,150      C                                            9,335                     ROBUSTA PARCHMENT                  BBB                                        6,800                  ARABICA CHER...</p>

  • India coffee up on domestic demand

    Posted in on Aug 14, 2012 кофе , цены , арабика , робуста , Индия

    <p>The prices of arabica plantation and arabica cherry rose at an auction held on Thursday on higher purchase by domestic traders, auctioneer J. Thomas &amp; Co said in a statement. The statement said exporters were selective on robusta parchment coffees on offer.  Arabica plantation PB, A and B grade prices rose by 50 rupees per 50 kg compared to the previous auction whereas C grade variety remained unsold as sellers&#039; price expectations were higher than the buyers&#039; interest, it added. Arabica cherry  AB, AA and C grade prices rose between 50 and 150 rupees per 50 kg as against the previous sale date...</p>

  • India coffee down on selective buying by exporters

    Posted in on Jul 30, 2012 кофе , арабика , робуста , Индия

    <p>Coffee prices in India declined at this week&#039;s auction on selective buying by exporters as well as local traders, auctioneer J Thomas &amp; Co said in a statement on Friday. &#34; Arabica plantation, arabica cherry and robusta cherry coffees received no enquiry from the exporters while robusta parchment coffees continued to receive good support from the exporters,&#34; it said. The prices of arabica planted PB fell by 115 rupees per 50 kg while that of A grade fell by 200 rupees per 50 kg at this week&#039;s auction held on Thursday, the statement said. Out of the total 209,392 kg offered for sale around 64,00...</p>

  • Biggest Tea Grower Sees Prices Boosting Profit: Corporate India

    Posted in on Jul 03, 2012 чай , Индия

    <p>McLeod Russel Ltd. (MCLR), the world’s biggest tea grower, is forecasting the fastest profit growth in four years as rising consumption and a drop in global production boost prices to a record. Net income at the Kolkata-based company may rise as much as 20 percent in the 12 months through March 31, Chief Financial Officer Kamal Baheti said in an interview. Prices may increase by an average 25 rupees (45 cents) a kilogram (2.2 pounds), or 18 percent over last year, as dry weather cuts output of black tea from Kenya to Sri Lanka, he said. McLeod, which traces its origins to a partnership formed ...</p>