• Jan 25 2016
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MP Tea State

What will be more relaxing and refreshing for a tea lover, than waking up in the morning and having their favourite blend of tea in hand to kick start their day? The love of Indians for tea makes it the most common beverage to be found in every Indian household. This is the reason why 70 percent of the tea produced within the country is consumed by Indians only.

Several tea-producing states are not only responsible for bringing the happiness of tea to every Indian household but is also the reason which makes India the second-largest producer of tea in the world after China. Among tea producing states, Assam is the largest tea producer in India. It produces more than 400 million kilograms of tea annually. Tea from every state possesses an exquisite taste, refreshing aroma and variety of it is available at affordable prices. 

Tea production in India is indeed concentrated in regions with specific geographic characteristics, such as the mountainous areas like the Nilgiri hills and the northern Indian mountains with their sloping hilly terrains. These regions provide ideal conditions for cultivating top-quality tea leaves, meeting certain requirements crucial for successful tea production.