Nearly 84 according to cent of the offer at Sale 20 of the auctions of Coonoor Tea Trade Association (CTTA) become sold with the common charge losing marginally to ₹ninety four.21 a kg from ₹ninety four.84 fetched in previous Sale.
Homedale Estate’s Pekoe Dust grade, auctioned by way of Global Tea Brokers, crowned the entire auctions whilst Shree Abirami Enterprises (SAE) bought it for ₹283 a kg.
“We sold this for the discerning tea connoisseurs in The Nilgiris district who opt to enjoy this grade’s unique flavour and taste,” SAE’s Proprietor G Thiagarajan, a senior consumer with CTTA for forty six years, informed BusinessLine.
“This is a top rate grade and before the disruption of the auctions due to the lockdown, we had sold this grade for ₹307 a kg. There is increased call for for this tea which additionally fetches repeat orders,” he disclosed.
Homedale Estate’s Red Dust grade, auctioned by way of Global Tea Brokers, observed at ₹260.
Homedale Estate’s Super Red Dust grade, auctioned by way of Global Tea Brokers, fetched ₹250.
Among orthodox teas, Kairbetta crowned at ₹252 followed through Kodanad ₹240, Chamraj ₹219 and Havukal ₹205.
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