The previous record was in 1981 when exports had reached 241.25 million kilograms.
As compared to 2016, exports in the following year was 8.20 per cent higher by 18.23 million kilograms, Tea Board said, adding that the value of exports was Rs 47.3166 billion (Rs 4731.66 crore), which was an increase of 5.90 per cent over the previous year.
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Countries where significant exports took place were Egypt (6.16 million kilograms higher), Iran (4.15 million kilograms more), China (2.80 million kilograms higher), followed by UAE and Sri Lanka.
In terms of dollar, the value of exports in 2017 was $26.76, an increase of 9.26 per cent over the previous year.
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