The Archive · 1931

CHINA TEA Improvement of Cultivation

To, the Editor of the Nowr-Ciuna Dairy News Si.—With reference to your article on China Tea in Tuesday's paper I agree with almost evers-thing you" say "except that part Where Fou condemn the inspection ard grading of the leaf destined for export by. the Government as unnecessary. I have to point out that you overlook a certain aspect of the case. It is perfectly true that the Pure Foods Act of America protects the American tea importer Dut, since the importation of tea to Europe and North Africa, which is very considerable, is not subject to any restrictions as regards quality ies primarily with the object of increasing business with the latter important _markets that the inspec-lon and grading is going to be utenducea. North Africa is a par

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