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While Boston is brewing generic tea bags, a D2C revolution is reshaping the $12 billion Indian tea industry. VAHDAM India built a ₹350 crore empire without opening a single store, shipping single-origin Indian tea directly to over 4 million consumers in 130+ countries. TIGI unpacks the D2C tea playbook that broke the supply chain.