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Majulighur Tea
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This is one of Assam’s best
gardens producing purest CTC tea. Located on the north bank of
the Brahmaputra River, it gets its name from its neighboring
area, Majulighur, which in turn was so named after the 17th
century Assamese Queen Maju Rani as she hailed from here.
Majulighur estate was acquired in March 2001 from Williamson
Magor, and had since then undergone massive uprooting and
replanting. It adheres to EU guidelines on maximum permissible
residue limit, and uses only TRA-recommended chemicals.
The factory has been equipped with modern machinery like
improved boilers and CTC machines, and new technologies like
the CFMs. Once considered a “weak garden”, its one of the top
tea estates now, its leaves fetching premium rates both at
home and abroad.
To view certificates granted to
this Garden, visit
Media.
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Estate
Pictures
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To
view Panorama Images of our Tea Estates, visit out
Media Gallery. |
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Facts & Figures |
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Acquisition: 1999.
Area: North Bank, Assam.
District: Bishnauth
Charali.
Area Under Tea: 572.71
Hectares.
Total Crop: 10.5 Lacs
Kgs.
Permanent Workforce:
1232.
Manufactures: CTC.
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