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Default Organic Teas? A Paradox

Dear Tea lovers,

Organic Teas are a sensitive matter.
While the well to do estates convert to Organic even at the cost of
losing harvest, and subsequently get premium prices, sometimes even
for the Teas which are poor on the palate; there are some estates
which are automatically Organic as they do not have money even to pay
the wages of their workers ... let alone use fertilizers and
pesticides / weedicides.
Its a pity and its a paradox.
At http://teaunlimited.blogspot.com/ an article has been posted -
which may I request the lovers to read and comment upon.

Regards,
Jayesh S Pandya.
 
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