Kenyan tea has become the second most imported tea to Russia

Published 2024년 12월 14일

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In 2024, Kenya has emerged as the second most imported product to Russia, surpassing Sri Lanka's position with a significant increase in tea imports. India continues to lead the supply of tea to Russia, maintaining a 30% share. The Russian market sees a high demand for black tea, which makes up 90% of imports, experiencing a slight annual increase, while green tea demand has seen a more substantial 5% rise. The number of tea suppliers in Russia has notably increased by 65%, with over 300 suppliers offering a variety of teas. This indicates a growing interest and demand for tea in Russia, both in terms of consumption and domestic production.

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Tea from Kenya has become the second most imported product to Russia in 2024, overtaking tea from Sri Lanka. This was reported to TASS by the Russian Agricultural Bank. "India provides about 30% of tea imports, its position is stable, and there is active competition for second place on the Russian market. Over the year, Kenya has made a strong leap forward and pushed Sri Lanka into third place," the report says. It is also reported that black tea is in the greatest demand among Russians, accounting for 90% of imports. Its supplies have increased by 4% over the year. At the same time, purchases of green tea have increased by 5% over the year. "The demand for the favorite warming drink is high, and imports from friendly countries with centuries-old tea traditions help to satisfy it. Russian farmers are also mastering the tea business. On the same marketplace "Svoy Rodnoe" the number of tea suppliers has grown ...

Source: Kvedomosti