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Tea
This file is not yet available in English, but
you may find it in French
or in Spanish.
You may also find through the links mentioned below, international price
information.
TEA PRICES
The Commodity Price Bulletin is a monthly publication by UNCTAD which contains monthly average of prices of tea Kenya auction price (best pekoe fannings 1).
General information
http://www.worldbank.org/prospects/pinksheets/
The World Bank provides (in html and acrobat format) commodity price data.
We can find annual, quarterly, and monthly averages. The pink sheet for
each month contains the data from the previous month.
http://apps2.fao.org/ciwpsystem/ciwp_q-e.htm
The FAO provides weekly, monthly and annual prices, from 1989 to current.
Country-level prices
http://www.indo-price.com/tea/yourmarket/your_market.htm
Indonesian tea prices (by major plantation) can be found. These are current
prices, with a historical overview of price developments over the past
year or so.
http://www.africaonline.co.ke/eatta/
The web site of the East African Tea Trade Association contains weekly
auction results, for different grades of Kenyan tea, and also average
results for the weekly auctions in Burundi, Congo, Kenya, Madagascar,
Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.
http://www.indiancommodities.com/
Indian Commodities provides up-to-date daily prices for sugar, for various
locations in the country. The daily reports over the previous days of
the week are also available. Registration is needed.
http://apps.fao.org/
The FAO statistical basis allows users to obtain country-by-country average
annual domestic prices (in national currency) for a number of countries.
The information can be found in http://apps.fao.org/, "agriculture", in
the "producer prices, crops primary" part. This provides access database
in which one can indicate the commodity, countries and years for which
one wishes data. These are historical data, using calendar years, and
with figures generally referring to periods of 5 years and longer ago.
