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"A Sri Lankan Underdog Battles Global Tea Giants"Do see this NYTiimes article and slide show
Jan 09, 2010
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thanks,
"Sri Lanka has carved out a niche as a supplier of high-quality, traditionally processed teas, but many of its tea bushes have low yields because they are decades past their prime and need to be replanted."
wonder what's the lifeline, do they count the years and they decide to replant or just by yield
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