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The Voice of Tea Lands | Tea Journey Magazine, founded in 2015, and the Tea Biz Blog | Podcast are favorites of tea enthusiasts and professionals worldwide. Content is authentic, timely, and exclusive, a collaborative effort that enlists 40 voices skilled in 12 languages to tell the story of tea.

Coverage spans tea discovery and preparation to tea tourism, lifestyles, health and wellness, meditation, culinary tea with recipes, and terroir. Our business coverage offers insights for commercial producers supported by rich market data and scientifically backed research. Transparency is rooted in authentic storytelling, featuring nuanced articles about the places and people who passionately live a life in tea.

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  • Tea Price Report | Week 48 | Ending 28 November

    Tea Price Report | Week 48 | Ending 28 November
    Dec 5 2025

    Here are this week’s tea prices from the world’s major black-tea auctions.

    In Colombo, prices moved higher again.

    The weekly average reached two dollars and eleven cents per kilo, supported by strong interest in bright, high-grown teas.

    Limited offerings kept the market firm, and Middle Eastern buyers remained active.

    In South India, CTC teas held firm.

    The weekly average was one hundred eighty-three rupees per kilo, with steady blender demand across Kerala and the Nilgiris.

    Leaf conditions improved, and packers continued seasonal restocking.

    At Mombasa, prices softened slightly.

    BP1 grades averaged one dollar and eighty-seven cents per kilo, down two cents from last week.

    Higher withdrawals signaled resistance at the top of the market, though warehouse stocks remain below last year’s levels.

    Across origins, input costs continue to shape pricing.

    Sri Lanka’s weak currency, higher fertiliser and diesel costs in Kenya, and rising electricity charges in India are all reinforcing firm price floors.

    Looking ahead, the tone is mixed but stable.

    Colombo and South India are expected to stay firm into mid-December, while Kenya may fluctuate slightly as Rift Valley output recovers.

    Year-end packer demand in the Gulf and Europe should help support overall pricing.

    That’s your Tea Price Report for Episode 228 of the Tea Biz Podcast, Week 48 ending November 28.

    For expanded coverage, visit www.teajourney.pub and select the Tea Biz Tea Price Report (https://teajourney.pub/tea-price-report/).


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    2 m
  • Spotlight | Ditwah Deluge

    Spotlight | Ditwah Deluge
    Dec 5 2025

    The legendary resilience of Sri Lanka’s tea industry is once again evident this week as the Emerald Isle of the Indian Ocean recovers from Cyclone Ditwah. The cyclone formed in unusually warm waters (28-30 degrees Celsius) southeast of Sri Lanka. The slow-moving storm, with sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, released 19 to 21 inches (490 to 540 mm) of rain over 72 hours, causing landslides in parts of the central highlands and severe flooding across a wide area of the 150-mile-wide island where rainfall exceeded 300 mm (12 inches).

    Joining us today to discuss the storm’s impact is Anil Cooke, CEO of Asia Siyaka Commodities and former chair of the Colombo Brokers’ Association. He is a former member of the Sri Lanka Tea Board.


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    10 m
  • Tea News Recap | Sri Lanka Survives Catastrophic Cyclone | Assam Pivots to Innovation | AVPA Awards 161 Medals

    Tea News Recap | Sri Lanka Survives Catastrophic Cyclone | Assam Pivots to Innovation | AVPA Awards 161 Medals
    Dec 5 2025

    Sri Lanka Survives Catastrophic Cyclone | Assam Pivots to Innovation to Secure Global Tea Leadership | AVPA Awards 161 Medals Recognizing Tea Excellence Worldwide


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    17 m
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