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Project on TEA INDUSTRY
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i am nt able to open the file...could u pls mail it to me at [email protected]
Kalpana Heliya
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Hi there,
Pdf attached on the first page:
http://www.managementparadise.com/forums/managerial-economics/58030-project-tea-industry.html
rahulmodi09
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hey I m new to management and i m seeking a project report for seeking loan for a tea industry. please help me
I am unable to open this file. Can you pl. send this to my e-mail id "[email protected]".
Hey thnz fr da guideness, but still i cant able 2 download d tis project so plz can u mail tis project 2 my mail id [email protected] ....... plz do me tis favour its urgent yar
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Tea Industry is under scanner after Greenpeace allegation
In its recent report on the activities of Greenpeace, the controversial NGO, the Union home ministry said that it is trying to hurt the Indian tea industry by saying the leaves contain hazardous pesticides.
What had drawn the ministry's ire was the report called Trouble Brewing on Indian Tea Greenpeace had released in August which said that 34 pesticides were found in 46 samples of the dominant brands, while 59 per cent contained cocktails of more than 10 different pesticides, including one sample with residues of 20 different pesticides.
"We wanted to highlight the issue of high pesticide use in tea, which is an important cash crop for India, and the regulatory lapse regarding that," says Sidhharth Sreenivas, manager (food and agricultural campaign), Greenpeace India. "We realised that this issue needs to be highlighted for the promotion of organic culture and collectivisation of small farmers in the tea industry,"
In its recent report on the activities of Greenpeace, the controversial NGO, the Union home ministry said that it is trying to hurt the Indian tea industry by saying the leaves contain hazardous pesticides.
What had drawn the ministry's ire was the report called Trouble Brewing on Indian Tea Greenpeace had released in August which said that 34 pesticides were found in 46 samples of the dominant brands, while 59 per cent contained cocktails of more than 10 different pesticides, including one sample with residues of 20 different pesticides.
"We wanted to highlight the issue of high pesticide use in tea, which is an important cash crop for India, and the regulatory lapse regarding that," says Sidhharth Sreenivas, manager (food and agricultural campaign), Greenpeace India. "We realised that this issue needs to be highlighted for the promotion of organic culture and collectivisation of small farmers in the tea industry,"