Tea cultivation

Tea cultivation

The struggle of Bangladeshi tea workers to raise their minimum wage has been dragging in for years. Photo: Collected

Strong demand fuels optimism as tea auctions begin in Chattogram

According to the Bangladesh Tea Board, a production and marketing target of 10.4 crore kg of tea has been set for the current season

Two tea planters in Panchagarh uproot their tea plants protesting soaring production costs and plummeting sales prices. They claim to receive only Tk8-Tk10 per kg of tea leaves when production cost is between Tk20-Tk25. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Khorshed Alam

Hope for tea cultivation in plain land dimming

Workers are collecting green leaves of tea from a plain land garden in Panchagarh. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS

Farmers suffer despite success in plain land tea cultivation

The struggle of Bangladeshi tea workers to raise their minimum wage has been dragging in for years. Photo: Collected

Shocked by tea workers' wages? Everyone else is not doing any better

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Tea pickers back to work with previous wage of Tk120

Tea gardens hit by increased production costs as diesel price hiked

Tea gardens hit by increased production costs as diesel price hiked

Tea sector at a glance

Record in tea production, yet import grows to ensure quality

Representational Image. Photo: Collected

NE Tea Association wants to export via Bangladesh waterways

Photo: Collected

Tea growers face high production cost, lower auction prices

Tea market rebounds

Tea market rebounds

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Tea cultivation creates 25,000 jobs in 5 northern districts

Photo: Collected

Greater Mymensingh: A new horizon for tea cultivation