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Debate brewing over Sri Lanka tea blending plans
Monday July 30, 2012
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Purists Vs realists: Blending of high quality Sri Lanka tea with other varieties is detested by purists
SRI LANKA’S tea industry is deeply divided over plans to boost earnings by importing cheaper leaves for blending and re-export, over fears the changes could water down the
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