Tea Articles

All in the Family

Brand Equity 27 July, 2011

Armed with foreign degrees and new-age best practices, sons and daughters are attempting to difference to long-established consumer brands. Click here

Many brands find the transition tough to handle and the reasons are many

Viveat Susan Pinto / Mumbai 20 July, 2011

Waghbakri tea is a known name in Gujarat. Click here

Marketing sutras from regional champions

Pitch Exclusive 12 July, 2011

The third largest tea company with 7.5 per cent market share is Ahmedabad based Wagh Bakri Tea Group. The paradoxical brand name like Wagh Bakri, have managed to survive in the market, riding high on a different thinking and distinct marketing approach. Click here

Monsoon set to cool galloping tea prices

Business Line Mumbai 4 July, 2011

Tea consumers might get a temporary respite from galloping prices in the coming months. Tea brands are looking forward to a good monsoon which might help them in reducing prices in the short term. "The price trend in teas will be clear once all the tea is sold in the auctions in the next 2-3 months after the monsoon, says Mr Chinmoy Bandhopadhay, Controller of Licensing, Tea Board of India. Click here

Wagh Bakri may cut tea prices on better crop

Business Line Mumbai 1 July, 2011

The Rs 550-crore Gujarat Tea Processors & Packers, the makers of Wagh Bakri tea, is looking forward to reducing prices in the next few months. Tea as a commodity has been witnessing a rise in prices, by 25 to 30 per cent, over the past two years. Click here

A MentorEdge for budding bizmen

DNA Correspondent Ahmedabad 20 June, 2011

Ciie had Organised a Group Mentoring session for budding entrepreneurs

The Center for Incubation, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIIE) at IIM-A, under its initiative MentorEdgr, had organised a group Mentoring session for budding entrepresession for budding entrepreneurd on saturday. the session targeted at ideating and helping upcoming entrepreneurs to start up their new ventures. Click here

Wagh Bakri Tea Group launches mili, Navchetan tea in Vidarbha region

Lokmat Times 14 June, 2011

The Wagh Bakri Tea Group today launched the mili Tea Carton and Navchetan Tea in Nagpur for Vidarbha Market. Click here

Wagh Bakri on expansion drive

Hindu Business line 8 June, 2011

Ahmedabad-based Wagh Bakri Tea Group is on an expansion drive and has plans to set up a packaging unit in Dubai in addition to launching its second factory in Gujarat in around six month's time. Click here

Eyeing 20% of Pune's Packaged tea market

Pune Sakaal Time, 7 June, 2011

Wagh Bakri Tea Group from Gujarat, which has a meagre seven percent market share in the packaged tea segment in Pune region, on Tuesday announced the launch of a slew of new products, including Wagh Bakri Masala Chai and a range of staple free tea bags in carton packs, to help take its share to 20% by this year end. Click here

Wagh Bakri: an early start helps

Sakaal Times 7 June, 2011

It has been almost two decades since the Internet arrived in India. However, online trading is still to find popularity among the masses. Click here

Wagh Bakri Tea lines up major expansion plans

Michael Gonsalves Pune 7 June, 2011

INDIA'S third largest packages tes maker, the Wagh Bakri Tea Group, plans to set up a new production and packaging plant near Dholka, Ahmedabad, in six to eight months with an investment of Rs 40 crore along with another facility in west Asia to boost exports. Click here

Wagh Bakri Eyes 12% Market Share in 5 YRS

Business Standard Ahmedabad 6 June, 2011

Gujarat's leading tea supplier to expand capacity, offer new products

Gujarat leading packaged tea marke, the Wagh Bakri Tea Group, Plans to take its national market share from the current 7.5% to 12% in the next three to five years. Click here

Times Food Award

Ahmedabad Time 5 Apr, 2011

Best Italian Cuisine: La Feasta Awarded By: Entrepreneur Parag Desai Click here

Tea therapy: To lose weight, don't add milk to your cuppa

The Times of India, 29 March, 2011

London: Its a known fact that tea contains antioxidants that help you lose weight,but a new research led by an Indian scientist found that this fat-fighting ability is neutralised if milk is added to it. Click here

Guj Inc to balance cricket and work

Ahmedabad Mirror 15 Feb, 2011

The findings of ASSOCHAM survey notwithstanding, several companies are setting up giant screens in offices so that the employees can enjoy World Cup during work. Click here

Taste of a century

Indus Age, February 2011

The Wagh Bakri Tea company believes in building relationships over a cuppa

IT IS ALWAYS INTERESTING and inspiring to learn about a successful entrepreneur. Ant it gets even better when the story focuses on a century long Indian-born business Click here

Wagh Bakri to enter African, Middle East markets

DNA Money, 7 Feb, 2011

Company's export rises despite a fall in India's annual tea export

Gujarat-based packaged tea manufacturer, Wagh Bakri Group with a good hold over the domestic market, plans to foray into new markets overseas. Having already entered markets like UK and North America, the company now plans to enter Africa and Middle East region. Click here

Ahmedabad Mirror CII meet to empower SMEs

Ahmedabad Mirror 4 Feb, 2011

Ahmedabad Mirror Bureau

In market, consumer is the king. Keeping this basic rule in mind, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is organising a conference on 'Best Marketing Practices' in the city on Saturday. Click here

CII-Gujarat to host conference on best marketing practices

BS Reporter / Mumbai/ Ahmedabad 4 Feb, 2011

In a bid to identify trends and customer needs, the Gujarat Council of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) will be organising a conference on best marketing practices' to be held in Ahmedabad on February 5 2011. Click here

Mr. Parag Desai, Executive Director on Tea & reading

Businessworld, Jan 11, 2011

'Six Thinking Hats' by Edward De Bono is a book not particular to any sector because it is useful to every person and organisation who need to multi-task, says Parag Desai

What are you reading at the moment? What did you recently finish reading? What have you learnt from it?

Currently I am reading Autobiography Of A Yogi by Paramhansa Yogananda. Paramhansa Yogananda was an Indian Yogi who left the shores of India in 1920 to impart the realisation of God to the people of the West. The author's vivid imagery of his experience in cosmic consciousness, is to be read to be believed. Click here

Wagh Bakri keen to spread wings

Business Standard, 14 Oct, 2010

To add 50% capacity in Gujarat

Gujarat's leading packaged tea manufacturer Wagh Bakri Group is planning to increase its current manufacturing/blending capacity by around 50 per cent in the state. Wagh Bakri, which has currently a 25 million kilogram (kg) manufacturing facility at Dholka near Ahmedabad that is operating at 100 per cent capacity, would add around 12.5 million kg capacity at unit in Dholka and another in Nadiad. Click here

From Tea To Chai

Business World, 13 Sep, 2010

In the fight for market share for packaged tea, regional tea brands are inching ahead

Tea is a poor man's food," says Pravin Bhansali, the septuagenarian tea taster and director at Girnar Food and Beverages. What can be glossed over as words of wisdom from an industry veteran, is giving multinationals a lot to chew on. Click here

Ahmedabad Mirror - Tie Entrepreneurship Challenge

Ahmedabad Mirror, 18 June, 2010

TEAMS RETURN WEALTHIER, WISER

The 36-hour entrepreneurship challenge ended on Thursday, with all the four teams showing profit. Everyone was a winner as apart from learning art of making money, they gained valuable field experience. Click Here

A lot can happen over a cuppa: Wagh Bakri brew gets stronger

The Economic Times, 10 Feb, 2010
Shramana Ganguly Mehta, ET Bureau

AHMEDABAD: During the peak of Greg Chappell and Sourav Ganguly controversy there was one regional brand that was secretly attempting to get them together over a cuppa. The brand, afterall, stood for bringing rivals together, and even its name was carefully chosen to represent the philosophy. While the coach-captain meet that did not materialise, it was around the time when Wagh Bakri, the Rs 400-crore brand synonymous with tea in Gujarat, decided to take a plunge in the national arena to compete with heavyweights including Tata and HUL. Click Here

Wagh Bakri to use Delhi as gateway to go national

Business Standard New Delhi , 30 Aug, 2009
Shahana Joshi

The century-old Wagh Bakri tea group has decided to start its operations in North India and plans to use Delhi as its gateway to setting up a national footprint. “People in Delhi certainly love their tea — more than what we see in Mumbai and other cities.Click Here

HEALTHY TEA

Barbara Turnbull, Living writer

If tea is not your bag, it should be.

Health Canada has recently endorsed what millions of tea drinkers around the world have instinctively believed for years. Click Here

Health Benefits of Organic Green Tea

The health benefits of tea to people who drink green tea on regular basis accrue from antioxidant protection that are the beneficial properties of chemicals like polyphenols in teas. Click Here...

Health Canada Approves Several Health Claims for Tea 

It's Official: Tea is much more than a refreshing great tasting beverage.

Health Canada's Natural Health Products Directorate (NHPD) has deemed tea to be a natural health product and has officially recognized tea for its role in maintaining good health. Click Here...

Tea: The Global Infusion

The exhibition, which has been extended due to popular demand, features rare books, furniture, ceramics, paintings, engravings and works on silk. Click Here...

Hot Tea Can Help Millions of Americans Who Resolve to Lose Weight and Eat Healthier this New Year Finally, A New Year's Resolution You Can Drink To: Tea

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Millions of Americans look forward to the New Year with a list of good intentions to improve their quality of life. Of the millions of resolutions to lose weight and eat healthier, most will not last much past January 2. But one tasty vow of self-improvement can easily last a lifetime: Drink more tea. Click Here...

The roots of Organic Healthytude in India

In last two and a half decades India has witnessed a significant rise in the consumption of Organic Tea. A whole new world we breathe in today, where the pulse of life is quicker than ever before has brought in a variety of changes in our lifestyle. It's a typical ' fast food - drive thru' lane of life we live in today. The health quotient at the same time is growing rapidly amongst the people, and it's certainly for the better. People are turning to Organic Foods, importantly to a wide variety of Organic Tea. There are amazing database of tea recipe all over the world today.

Read on to gain more in this Organic Revolution and find why it's making news ! Click Here...

Italians drinking a new trend : Tea

Italians are experiencing a new taste of shift in their loyal passion for Espresso and Cappuccino. Quite interestingly, tea drinking is fast replacing or rather gaining priority over usual Caffeine drinks.

To read this Turnaround of Taste, Click Here

Herbal tea beverage to eclipse Coca Cola in Chinese market

China's traditional herbal tea beverage packaged in fashionable cans and bottles is likely to eclipse Coca Cola in the Chinese market this year. The market position of herbal tea was consolidated by news of its inclusion on China's first national Intangible Heritage list in June.

Click here to read what the Dragon's sipping now...

Time to grow your own tea

DO you fancy a cup of chamomile or a pot of peppermint? There is a huge range of green tea and tempting infusions on the market, but try to grow it yourself.

Click here to discover your garden of Natural Healers

Get to know what they sip in Star Trek !

Any Star Trek fan knows that Captain Picard drinks Earl Grey tea (hot!). Well, lots of other people drink Earl Grey too. It's one of the most popular and well-known kinds of tea in the Western world.

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Tea-drinking record set in Japan !

Thousands of volunteers recently took part in a tea ceremony in Japan. They set a fresh world record for simultaneous tea-drinking.

Click here to read more on this event

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