The tea export to India has seen a significant increase of 52%.

During the first two months of the current fiscal year 2081–82, the Mechi Customs Office has seen a 52% increase in tea exports. In the current fiscal year, 4,412 metric tons of tea were shipped in the months of Saun and Bhadau, a 52 percent increase over the same period the previous year.

The office reported that 2,902 metric tons of tea had been exported from the eastern border point with India in the first two months of the previous fiscal year. The value of the tea exported is 1.13 billion rupees.

According to Aditya Parajuli, president of the Nepal Tea Producers' Association, the decline in South India's tea production has led to a rise in tea exports from Nepal. Due to rising demand from India, Nepal's tea exports are probably going to rise even more this year.

India received 13,433 metric tons of tea exports valued at Rs. 3.16 billion in the most recent fiscal year, 2080–81. Compared to the prior fiscal year, there was a 7.68 percent decrease in the quantity of tea exported in the previous year.