The Nepal Multipurpose Cooperative (NMC) has exported 364,044 kilograms of tea to India, generating revenue of Rs. 114.3 million.
Rabindra Pandey, NMC’s business chief, emphasized the cooperative’s dedication to producing premium tea in collaboration with its farmer members. “We purchase tea leaves from farmers and process them into high-quality tea products,” he explained.
With three tea processing factories located in Suryodaya and Maijogmai of Ilam and Mechinagar of Jhapa, the cooperative works with 350 farmers and has invested over Rs. 130 million in the tea sector.
Under the NMC brand, the cooperative produces Black Tea, Orthodox Tea, and Green Tea, while also creating 52 jobs, boosting local economic growth.
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About: Nepal Multipurpose Cooperative (NMC)
The Nepal Multipurpose Cooperative (NMC), founded in 1994, is a prominent cooperative organization based in Jhapa, Nepal. Initially focused on savings and credit services, it has since expanded its operations to include dairy processing, tea production, agriculture, and retail. With over 150,000 members, NMC is committed to improving the economic and social well-being of its members through various initiatives, including community campaigns and awareness programs. Its mission is to foster the development of its members and the broader community, aiming to be a reliable and excellent cooperative society.
