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Logistics in Exporting Tea from India to UK
Group 5 – Section B
Agenda
• Introduction to Tea Industry• Types of Tea exported• Tea producing areas• Production Process• Exporting Process
Indian Tea Industry
• Indigenous part of India• Ancient origins – cultivated and consumed
for thousands of years• Commercial production started when East
India Company arrived in India• Competition in tea export – China, Sri Lanka,
Kenya
Statistics of last five years – Quantity Exported
Statistics of last five years – Value of Export
Types of Tea produced
Crush, Tear, Curl (CTC) • Widely used by most factories• Quick Brewer• Yield more cups of Tea / kg• Virtually entire demandOrthodox• Traditional mode• Diffuses slowly• Difficult to package • Yields less cups of tea/kg
Tea Producing areas in India
Major varieties of tea exports• Darjeeling Tea
• Assam Tea
• Nilgiri Tea
• Kangra Tea
Export of Tea to UK
Logistics
Tea leaves plucked from estates
Tea produced in factories
Packaged in cartons
Containerization
Air freight
Ship loadShipped to retailers via distributors
Finally served to customers
Tea packing for export
Tea packaging is done is several ways depending upon requirements
• Wooden boxes
• Plywood boxes with aluminum lining
• Paper packaging
• Cartons
Air Route
The Tea consignment to UK if it goes by air it can take the following routes:
• Mumbai to London • Kolkata to London• Delhi to London
London Heathrow Airport is the biggest Airport in UK and have daily flights from these Indian cities.
Air Route
Statistics: Air Route• Air distance : 7,200 kilometers • UK is 4.5 hours behind India • Flying time of about 9 hours.
Average air speed for a commercial airliner of 805 km/hr
• Total delivery time is appox. 4-5 days
Air Freight Charges• Depends on how early
the booking is made• On urgent basis the
cost is appox : 45,00,000 INR
• Appox $91000 • If booked 3 months
earlier $45000
Sea RouteIf it goes by SEA it can take the following route:
Loaded at Nhava Sheva International Port – MumbaiAmingaon dry port – AssamHaldia Port - Kolkata
and transported to Grimsby and Immingham Port – UKLondon Port – UK
Grimsby and Immingham is the biggest and busiest port in UK
London Port, UKLondon Port, UK
Nhava Sheva, MumbaiNhava Sheva, Mumbai
Suez CanalSuez CanalAmingaon, AssamAmingaon, Assam
Statistics: Sea route
• Nautical miles : 3890 nautical miles• Time taken to reach UK : 15-20 days appox• Port clearance : 1 day• A total of appox 25 days for exporting Tea to UK• The rates are $500 for a 20 feet container and
$900 for a 40 feet container• The rates were about half last year amid declining
International Trade
Drivers of Supply Chain
• Inventory : Critical Part as a lot depends on demand and weather conditions as well
• Transportation: Quality of transportation may affect the quality delivered to customer
• Facilities: Manufacturing and distribution centers• Location: Depends on the soil conditions and
favorable weather conditions• Information: Technology used to track the
shipment• Sourcing: From tea estates
Challenges
• Dependent on weather• Care while transportation is critical • Packaging so that aroma and freshness is
intact• Prices fluctuations upon production• Price fluctuations due to oil market
fluctuations
Thank You
Henry SusantoKunal JainPriyanka BirlaSiddhartha NagarVikas Bahar