Kolkata, Sept. 16:This week at sale No. 37, the total offerings (packages) at the three
North Indian auction centres at Kolkata, Guwahati and Siliguri were
4,29,321 as compared to 3,93,232 in the corresponding sale of last year,
according to the tea auctioneers, J Thomas & Company Pvt. Ltd.
The offerings at Kolkata were 1,83,368 (1, 78,537) comprising 1,48,434
(1,31,620) of CTC/Dust, 29,198 (40,914) of Orthodox and 5,736 (6003) of
Darjeeling Tea. In other words, the offerings of Orthodox and Darjeeling
Tea have dropped.
The offerings at Guwahati were 1, 35,625 (1, 15,335) and at Siliguri 1, 10,328 (99,360).
Selected clean and liquoring Assam CTC teas were irregular around last
while the remainder were lower. Well made Dooars sold readily while the
remainder tended irregularly easier. There was good support from Tata
Global and Hindustan Unilever. Western India dealers were active for the
liquoring sorts.
The inquiries from North India and local sections were fair. Exporters operated on the bolder brokens and fannings.
Orthodox whole leaf grades sold at firm rates. Brokens and fannings were
steady around last levels. Continental buyers operated on the tippy
sorts.
Source: The Hindu
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