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1. The top three importing countries are Russia, Britain and the US. The top exporters are Kenya, China, and Sri Lanka.
2. The top companies by market share are Unilever (15.5%); Tata Tea (4%) and Associated British Foods (3.2%).
3. Tea is growing faster than coffee, in terms of volume, but is still less than half the size (2.7 million tons versus 5.6 million in 2011).
SOURCE: Euromonitor, PCTAS, McKinsey