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Tea Industry urges Centre to work out a preferential trade agreement with Bangladesh in order to boost tea exports

Tea Industry urges Centre to work out a preferential trade agreement with Bangladesh in order to boost tea exports

COVID-19 puts crack in the tea cup, too

National News COVID-19 puts crack in the tea cup, too Margaret Harris has stockpiled $50,000 worth of tea in her basement. by Associated Press Jul. 20 2021 @ 10:13pm Unique and rare teas line the shelves at Blue Monkey Tea in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Shipping difficulties have affected tea sales nationwide. (Associated Press) PITTSBURGH Margaret Harris has stockpiled $50,000 worth of tea in her basement. Ms. Harris, owner of Blue Monkey Tea Co. in Squirrel Hill, has been in the tea business for 20 years. In March 2020, as the pandemic hit, she realized there were going to be supply chain issues. She relies on shipments from places like China, where COVID-19 was quickly disrupting business as usual.