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Nepal's Siddha Devi Tea Estate wins 'World's Best Tea' title - myRepublica - The New York Times Partner, Latest news of Nepal in English, Latest News Articles - Vimarsana News

Nepal's Siddha Devi Tea Estate wins 'World's Best Tea' title - myRepublica - The New York Times Partner, Latest news of Nepal in English, Latest News Articles

KATHMANDU, May 1: Tea produced in Nepal has won the title of the ‘World’s Best Tea’ in the World Tea Expo 2024 organized in Las Vegas, USA.

Chinese eye Nepali orthodox tea - Vimarsana News

Chinese eye Nepali orthodox tea

Until mid-March, the export of orthodox tea to China jumped 88.31 percent. Insiders say the opening of Chinese market to Nepali tea is significant.

Nepal looks to Pakistani, Russian and Chinese markets to diversify its tea trade - Vimarsana News

Nepal looks to Pakistani, Russian and Chinese markets to diversify its tea trade

At present, the major market for Nepali CTC tea or black tea is India. Nepal exports around 90 percent of its orthodox tea and 50 percent of its CTC tea to India at low price tags.

Provincial level discussion held to explore possibility of tea and coffee cultivation in Karnali - Vimarsana News

Provincial level discussion held to explore possibility of tea and coffee cultivation in Karnali

KARNALI, Jan 6: A provincial level discussion was held on the feasibility of tea and coffee farming in Karnali. The discussion in Birendranagar on Friday was organized by the National Tea and Coffee Development Board in coordination with Siddhartha Multipurpose Cooperatives Limited Surkhet.

After orthodox tea, Nepal's CTC to get its own trademark - Vimarsana News

After orthodox tea, Nepal's CTC to get its own trademark

Experts say effective standards would benefit local producers who are compelled to sell their produce at lower prices because of low quality.