UPSSSC Junior Assistant 2020 (4 Jan Shift 2)
In 2019 which tea company launched the most expensive tea yet priced in India?
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Answer: Option B — Teabox
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In April 2019 the online tea company Teabox launched the most expensive tea yet priced in India, at about 2,890 US dollars per kilogram, so the answer is (B). Teabox buys fresh tea directly from gardens and sells it online to customers around the world; it was founded by Kausshal Dugar. 'Tata Tea' is the mass-market brand of Tata Consumer Products, not the maker of the costliest tea. 'Society Tea' is a brand of Hasmukhrai and Co. of Mumbai. 'Duncan's Tea' is an old brand of the Duncans group of Kolkata. In the same year Assam's 'Manohari Gold' tea also fetched a record price at auction.
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