Tea for three: Asia’s leading tea companies

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The Ranking of the Global Tea Majors

Posted by Barbara Dufrene,

from many previous reports my understanding would rank Unilever first, TGB second, Orimi Trade third with Finlays, Twinings, Ito En, Tae tea and Nestea to follow; estimates of retail sales value and volume for their teas would be a very useful additional information.

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