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LAMEA black tea market was valued at around $3.1 billion in 2018, which is further estimated to reach around $4.6 billion in 2025 at a CAGR of 6.1% during the forecast period. Brazil is considered as one of the countries with a significant consumption and production of coffee and tea in Latin America. With the growing health and wellness concerns, the Brazilian consumers' decisions to buy tea are based on their antioxidant and other beneficial properties, which in turn, is likely to increase consumption of tea in the country. Further, Kenya is one of the major exporters of tea to the US. As per the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in 2016, the US imported nearly $26 million in tea products from Kenya, which makes it the eleventh greatest importer to the US market. Kenya differentiates itself from other tea producing nations by handpicking more than 90% of its tea, which provides higher quality to their tea products. Request a Free Sample of our LAMEA Black Tea Market: omrglobal.com Kenya primarily exports black tea, which is the most preferred kind of tea in the US. As per the Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA), in November 2018, the emerging markets that recorded higher tea imports from Kenya include Bangladesh, South Africa, Nigeria, Turkey, Canada, Japan, and Germany. However, in African regions, including Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia, there is a growing concern of drought, which will impact the agricultural production and affects the pricing of agricultural products, which in turn, may also restrict the market growth in Kenya. A full Report of LAMEA Black Tea Market is Available at: omrglobal.com