Two Malawian tea producing companies emerged winners of a Global Medal Tea Competition organised by the Tea Association of Canada.<\/p>\n
The winners were announced during the 7th North American tea conference which was held last month.<\/p>\n
The companies, Eastern Produce Malawi (EPM) Limited and Satemwa Tea, competed against nine other major tea producing countries.<\/p>\n
Satemwa\u2019s Oolong tea emerged the first while EPM\u2019s Black Tea was on position two.<\/p>\n
Tea Association of Malawi (Taml) Chief Executive Officer, Clement Thindwa, said the awards show how innovative the Malawi tea sector is.<\/p>\n
He said the sector is doing its best to ensure that Malawi tea penetrates through international markets.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs you are aware, there is a decline from our traditional tea buyers that include South Africa and United Kingdom. for this reason, we are intensifying a hunt for new markets and Canada is one of them.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn order for Canada to appreciate what we are doing, we decided to enter the competition, where our teas have done better,\u201d said Thindwa.<\/p>\n
Receiving the award at Taml offices, EPM Senior Production Manager, Vituco Midaya, said the award is no mean achievement.he said the award signifies the company\u2019s seriousness in terms of quality.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are pleased to receive this award. it shows that hardwork and team work pays. As a company, we make sure that our teas are of high quality and that they can compete on the international market,\u201d Midaya said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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