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Mar
A potential shortage of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in India may lead to increased demand for instant tea products, as observed by Dinesh Bihani from the Guwahati Tea Auction Buyers Association. Traditionally, tea preparation involves boiling water and milk on LPG stoves, but supply disruptions could prompt consumers to turn to instant tea, which only requires hot water. This adaptability makes instant tea appealing for urban households, offices, and locations with limited LPG access. The trend may accelerate growth in the value-added tea segment, which encompasses instant tea powders, premixes, and ready-to-drink options. These products, which utilize processed tea extracts,…
