ISO Standards for Tea
ISO Standards for Tea Intergovernmental Group- on Tea 10th Session New Dehli, 12-14 May 2010 Andrew Scott, Chairman ISO TC/34 SC 8 Tea. 2. 3 Over 3 million tonnes produced In over 30 countries Providing over 1000 billion cups of tea Tea. 4 International standards are vital to facilitate international trade
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