Tea Industry in Bangladesh

2. Group Members
MD.Tamiml Haque Arpon 16102062
Sayma Aktar sultana 16102077
Nusrat Nabila 16102086
Subanta Faria 16102065
Imran hossain 161020

7. Year Production(Million kg.)
2007 58.19
2008 58.66
2009 59.99
2010 60.04
2011 59.13
2012 62.52
2013 66.26
2014 63.88
2015 67.38
2016 85.05
4.PRODUCTION OF TEA:

9. Bangladesh Exports: Tea
• Bangladesh’s Exports: Tea data was reported at 20.000 BDT mn in May 2018. This
records a decrease from the previous number of 30.000 BDT mn for Apr 2018.
Bangladesh’s Exports: Tea data is updated monthly, averaging 60.000 BDT mn from
Jan 1989 to May 2018, with 353 observations. The data reached an all-time high of
460.000 BDT mn in May 1992 and a record low of 0.000 BDT mn in Sep 2016.
Bangladesh’s Exports: Tea data remains active status in CEIC and is reported by
Bangladesh Bank. The data is categorized under Global Database’s Bangladesh

10. EXPORT EARNINGS FROM TEA:
• Bangladesh earned over Tk 360 million by exporting tea in the
last fiscal year, said Commerce Minister
• Bangladesh fetched foreign currencies equivalent to Taka
36,03,02,767 by exporting 23,89,801 kgs of tea in the last
fiscal
• said Bangladesh exported medicines to 110 countries in the
last fiscal year.

11. HEALTH BENEFITS OF TEA
• WHITE TEA
• *Improve oral health
• *Act as Antibacterial agent
• *Protect skin against harmful ultra violet light
• Black tea:
• *lower risk of heart problems
• *helpful for curing digestive disorder
• * helps clean up the lungs
• *boots metabolism
• OOLONG TEA:
• *controls diabetes
• *stress management
• *anti-cancer properties
• GREEN TEA:
• *improve brains health
• *lower sugar levels
• *fights against aging
• *keep bones strong.

12. DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION OF TEA
• A cup of tea carries different strata of society.it is not difficult to satisfy
people from different ages, cultures and tastes, with a certain kind of tea.
change I'm demands of consumers is driven by health consciousness,
improved purchasing power and life style.
• According to Bangladesh Tea Board data, in 2017, Bangladesh produced 79
million kg tea against a consumption of nearly 86 million kg.

14. Conclusion:
• Tea industries in Bangladesh are faces so many problems.
Some of these problems unexpected natural calamity, illegal
occupation of land by outsider, lack of medical facilities,
unhealthy atmosphere in labor lines, lack of infrastructure
(road, quarter, water supply, network etc.),lack of capital and
modern machineries, improper use of Gov. Loan by some
owners of tea gardens.
• For successful tea culture the above problems must be solved.
To reduce production cost we have to produce quality tea.