Kolkata - Tea exports from Nepal to India have resumed after a 19-day suspension, following India’s decision to ease recently tightened testing and inspection requirements at key border entry points. The restrictions had temporarily slowed clearance of consignments, creating a backlog at customs and disrupting regular supply chains between the two countries.

The earlier regulatory tightening was introduced as part of enhanced quality and phytosanitary checks, but it led to delays in certification and shipment processing, particularly for small and mid-sized exporters. With the revised rules now in effect, mandatory testing . . .