tea News Archive - 30-Jun-2007
tea farmers in Nyeri District have been urged to adopt modern farming techniques to improve on production.
Kolkata, June 29 (IANS) Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jairam Ramesh Friday announced a package of Rs.11.9 billion to enhance tea productivity and the rejuvenation of tea gardens in the hilly region of north Bengal.
Indian Industry Minister, Jairam Ramesh, has announced a package of Rs.11.9 billion to enhance tea productivity and the rejuvenation of tea gardens in the hilly region of north Bengal.
Rains, Tea And Pakoras
Malaysians were first introduced to high tea back in the 1980s when hotels wanted to lure more locals to patronise their coffee houses during off-peak hours. Instead of the English tradition of cakes and sandwiches, local hoteliers opted for a spread of Continental and Asian delicacies.
The city of Tea is suing Lincoln County Rural Water System, claiming the city needs more water than the supplier can provide. The lawsuit, filed late Thursday, seeks to bar the water system from adding new users and allow Tea, Harrisburg and the surrounding area to seek water from other suppliers. LCRWS buys all its water from the city of Sioux Falls to supply its members, whom the system claims ...
Jalpaiguri, June 29 : Jairam Ramesh, Union minister of state for commerce and industry, wants new owners to take over the closed tea gardens of the Dooars.
Union Minister of state for commerce and industries Jairam Ramesh announced on Friday that the Centre will give Rs 57 crore to sick tea gardens in the Dooars region. Ramesh, who is touring North Bengal to assess the status of sick gardens, announced a committee that will decide the new buyers for these gardens. The committee will be represented by members of the Tea Board, the state government ...
Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jairam Ramesh Friday announced a package of Rs.11.9 billion to enhance tea productivity and the rejuvenation of tea gardens in the hilly region of north Bengal.
Coffee king Dunkin' Donuts is concocting a new kind of brew: iced tea. Starting Monday, the Canton chain will offer freshly brewed peach and raspberry iced tea at its New England stores, and plans for national roll out are set for early next year. The push is part of Dunkin's broader quest to quench consumer tastes as it expands across ...
