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The world tea production is concentrated in a few countries such as india, Thailand, china, Kenya, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia. India is the largest producer and consumer of tea in the world and tea is a major foreign exchange earner of our country. Tea is grown in many state of India. Among these, assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal all account for around 96% of the world production.
The world tea production is concentrated in a few countries such as india, Thailand, china, Kenya, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia. India is the largest producer and consumer of tea in the world and tea is a major foreign exchange earner of our country. Tea is grown in many state of India. Among these, assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal all account for around 96% of the world production.
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The world tea production is concentrated in a few countries such as india, Thailand, china, Kenya, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia. India is the largest producer and consumer of tea in the world and tea is a major foreign exchange earner of our country. Tea is grown in many state of India. Among these, assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal all account for around 96% of the world production.
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beverages, if is most popular in the worlds that is enjoyed by the rich and poor alike
m Tea is considered a health drink instead of a simple
energizer.
m There are three types of idea classified according to the processing methods, black tea (fermented after plunking) the world tea production is concentrated in a few countries such as India, Thailand, china Kenya, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia mainly on amount of climates conditions
m Tea is very inconvenient drink to brew. Tea, as
beverage, is enjoyed by more than half of the worldǯs population
m India is the largest producer and consumer of tea in the world and tea is a major foreign exchange earner of our country
m In respect of exports its ranks fourth. Germany is an
importance buyer of Indian tea.
m India offer varieties of tea to the worldǯs marker
m Yarjeeling and Assam tea are very much accepted in most places in the world.
m Tea is grown in many state of India. Among these,
Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal all account for around 96% of the world production
m In Gujarat people never drink a full cup of tea.
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m Õramas Tea is the leader among the bought-leaf sector and is rated as the finest producers of quality Tea in the industry.
m The management is committed towards producing
good quality, flavor and taste.
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ÑTo lead the industry through quality, hygiene and
management. To provide the best product to the customer and continuously add value to the systemdz.
m The Company is situated in the Nilgiris, South India. m Nilgiris is known as the queen of the hill stations and also the Tea land of south India. m The high grown black teas from the Nilgiris ("Blue Mountains" in Tamil) are among the finest produced anywhere m
m The company "Õramas Tea" was founded by the
Gowder family in 1984. The Gowder family has been in the Tea business for the past four generations. m The company "Õramas Tea" is the leader among the bought-leaf sector and is rated as the finest producers of quality Tea in the Industry.
Õ m Õramas Tea
m Õramas Estate Tea (Õremium Quality)
m Õramas Gold Õremium
m The products are sold under the brand name ÑÕramasdz.
m The below mentioned are the different types of
grads that are produced during the CTC manufacturing process. CTC Tea (Crushed/Twisted/Curled)
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m Õroduction Yepartment
m Human Resource Yepartment
m Marketing Yepartment
m Finance Yepartment m
m Tea can be prepared in a number of ways, but
usually it is made into black or green tea.
m Manufacturing of black tea under two distinctive
methods via orthodox and CTC in voyage both in the north as well as south India. WITHERING
ROLLING
FERMENTATION
YRYING
SORTING & GRAYING
ÕACKING
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m In the process of withering, the leaf is spread in
thin layers to obtain maximum exposure.
m The period of withering in orthodox manufacture
lasts 16 to 18 hours.
m Yuring this period the total loss of water from 100
kg of fresh leaves ranges from 25 to 50 kg.
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40% 60 Very Soft
42% 58 Soft
40% 55 Medium
45% 52 Hard
50% 50 Very Hard
Rolling actually is the mechanical development of the original hand rolling process, the primary objective strictly being to wring out juice from the leaves. In doing so, leaf acquired a twist and since then trade has been insisting on the special appearance of tea from traditional tea processing. This process is done in CTC factory with the help of a shredder, rotor vane and CTC cutter. " |
The fermentation process is the characterized part in the black tea processing because, during this stage, the most important properties of tea are produced. This process is carried out simply by laying the powder in thin layers, in a plain room under special conditions of humidity and temperature.
It is the most critical phase in the sequence of operation involved in converting plucked tea shoots into made tea. It is the most critical phase in the sequence of operation involved in converting plucked tea shoots into made tea.
å Grading after conventional processing is always combined with refining of course materials by cutting or other methods and with the removal of stalks, fibre and foreign matter. å An important point in sorting out the true grades considering appearance, size and liquoring qualities. Õ
å Tea is packed by packing machines in plywood tea chests. Tea chests are of standard size. å Yue to the scarcity of plywood, now tea is packed in polythene lined gunny bags for internal market. å The tea dust is then packed in jute bags containing light polythene bags. å So that the tea does not lose its flavor. å Bags are then marked according to the type of tea they contain and send to main auction centers in India.
m m Yarmona Tea Industry m Santhi Tea Industry m Vijayakumar Tea Industries m Suprajith Tea Factory m Sterling Tea Industry m Sakthi Tea Industry m Nilgiri Glenburn Tea Ltd. m Kannavarai Tea Industry
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m Modern techniques of production should be adopted.
m Factory should take more interest in promotional
activities like reduction of price and gift schemes for rapid increase in sales.
m Appointment of technically efficient supervisors in the organization so that they effectively lead and guide the organization.
m Õollution control measures should be adopted in
order to reduce the sound pollution and dust which affect the health of the workers. m m The factory is located in Kotagiri; here raw materials and labour force are easily available.
m The factory is collecting raw materials from the
members of the firm.
m Various departments are functioning under this
unit.
m This will help in smooth running of the factory.
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