This time tea industry output of Assam gone to a nosedive due
to severe impact on transportation and damage to the crop by flood. It is not
only Assam but West Bengal is forced to go for slow tea harvest due to which
the tea industry has demanded a 10-year roadmap from Chief Minister Sarbananda
Sonowal. Since first-flush output of tea has descended much low, concessional
tax rate under GST was demanded by Assam tea industry to Sonowal as they are
impelled against climatic condition.
Severed road, inundation and water log are certain
unavoidable factors that crops up after incessant rain which are enough to
propel transportation and hit hard its market function. According to the market
survey report lead by Sandip Ghosh, secretary of Assam Branch Indian Tea
Association (ABITA) this year torrential rain was near about 60% more,
affecting at least 20 gardens. Comparatively to last year production of 91
million kg tea this year had fall flat to 21-30% at the peak production month
of July.
Streamline profit could be achieved this time in 2016
according to the analysis of Dipanjol Deka, TAI (Tea Association of India)
secretary with 10 to 15 % recovery from the loss instead of 100% outlook.
Financial expectation from tea industry this time in 2016 has gone down
miserably due to loss of best quality tea.
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