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Planters and exporters also raised questions over the alleged «mismatch» between the export data of the Tea Board of Kenya, and the import data of Tea Board India during the January-October period in 2024.
«We are aware of allegations that a high quantity of tea has been imported duty-free for re-export, and that most of the tea that has been imported by a section of industry stakeholders is being re-exported as Indian tea in violation of law. It is for the Tea Board to investigate and verify the reality,» Indian Tea Exporters Association Chairman Anshuman Kanoria told PTI.
Re-export of low-priced varieties as Indian tea negatively «impacts demand, prices and image of Indian tea and harms exporters who follow the law and export only 100 per cent Indian tea», he said.
Kanoria also said that such alleged malpractice would «adversely impact the financial sustainability and credibility of the industry».
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