M. Muslim Chowdhury, Srimangal Representative/

The tea industry is on track to meet production targets due to adequate rainfall during the peak tea season. Tea industry stakeholders are expecting that the tea industry will turn around as the production is good. The tea workers are also happy to pick the leaves as there are enough leaves on the tree.
Parvati Gowda, a worker at the Srimangal Kharyaura tea garden, said that more and more leaves are being picked now. He has double appearances every day. On Wednesday, he lifted 63 kg. Now pick 65 to 75 kg of leaves per day. Parvati Gowda, a worker at the Srimangal Kharyaura tea garden, said that more and more leaves are being picked now. Now there are two instead of one. On Wednesday, he lifted 63 kg. Now pick 65 to 75 kg of leaves per day. Savitri Bhuiyan, a worker at a rented tea garden, said that she picked 70 kg of leaves on Wednesday. 24 kg in one attendance; For which you will get 170 taka. After that he will get additional Rs.5 per kg. Savitri Bhuiyan, a worker at a rented tea garden, said that she picked 70 kg of leaves on Wednesday. 24 kg in one attendance; For which you will get 170 taka. After that he will get additional Rs.5 per kg.
According to the Bangladesh Tea Board’s Project Development Unit, production will exceed 50 million kg by August. But the production in July 2022 was 11.276 million kg. And in August it was 10.762 million kg. Rafiqul Haque of the project development unit of Bangladesh Tea Board said that the total production of the season till June is 26.462 million kg. According to the information provided by the garden, July-August is the peak production. After August production gradually declines.

Director of Bangladesh Tea Research Center Ismail Hossain told Morningglory that the target of tea this season has been set at 102 million kg. The production of the tea industry was disrupted in early June. At present, production has increased due to adequate rainfall.