Tea producers push for Minimum Sustainable Price amid rising production costs

Published 10 Nov 2026, 22:11 IST

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Guwahati: India’s tea industry has called for the early introduction of a Minimum Sustainable Price (MSP) after a committee constituted by the Tea Board of India recommended a benchmark pricing mechanism to address the widening gap between production costs and tea prices. The recommendation comes at…

— NE Now
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Panel proposes wage-linked pricing mechanism to protect producers, small growers and industry competitiveness

— The Hindu BusinessLine

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Guwahati: India’s tea industry has called for the early introduction of a Minimum Sustainable Price (MSP) after a committee constituted by the Tea Board of India recommended a benchmark pricing mechanism to address the widening gap between production costs and tea prices. The recommendation comes at…

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The Hindu BusinessLine Center-Right The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons) 10 Nov 2026, 19:13 IST

Producers welcome Tea Board panel recommendations on minimum sustainable price

Panel proposes wage-linked pricing mechanism to protect producers, small growers and industry competitiveness

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NE Now Center NE Now Current article 10 Nov 2026, 22:11 IST

Tea producers push for Minimum Sustainable Price amid rising production costs

Guwahati: India’s tea industry has called for the early introduction of a Minimum Sustainable Price (MSP) after a committee constituted by the Tea Board of India recommended a benchmark pricing mechanism to address the widening gap between production costs and tea prices. The recommendation comes at…

Read at NE Now ↗