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Maya of Australia®, is an Australian tea brand owned by Aei4eiA Pty Ltd. Through our multiple initiatives, we strive to bring to the fore the significance of sustainable development practices wherein women’s economic independence could be a significant lever. One of our works (Experience The First Flush @ Darjeeling: Appreciating The Nature/Nurture Bond) brought us close to Darjeeling, India and its many experts from the region and beyond.
Also, we are tea lovers and premium Indian teas notably Darjeeling tea - which is one of the finest teas in the world fascinates us. Darjeeling tea is grown only at the foothills of the Himalayas in Darjeeling, India (3200 ft above the sea level) and cannot be grown, manufactured or replicated anywhere else in the world. The unique agro-climatic condition of the region contributes to its distinctive muscatel flavour and aroma. The rare and coveted Organic (chemical free) Darjeeling tea, which is an art, is handpicked and carefully crafted primarily by women. The sight of a mother (a tea-picker) holding a 'tea-leaf' while at the same time carrying her child in her pouch is a sight- that is quite common. And that, in a way exemplifies the nature/nurture bond. Thus, through the 'mother and child' image on our products, created by a women artist from the region, we pay our respect to all those women working in the tea gardens while nurturing both their human child as well as the industry. It is in their nature to nurture and that help produce one of the finest teas in the world that are very rich in antioxidants and are nature’s gift for active and health loving people.
Did you know, according to the past official sources, each year, around 10 million kg of teas are grown in 87 tea gardens spread over 17,500 hectares of land but over 40 million Kg teas are sold worldwide as Darjeeling. To protect the authenticity, Darjeeling tea was granted the Geographical Indication (GI) status in India and in the European Union and are registered in Australia as the ‘Certification Mark’, which is a strong Intellectual Property in Australia. We are one of the very few companies in Australia (if not the only one) to source these pure, organic, fine teas (single origin, single estate) directly from the tea plantations, packed at source and deliver it to the premium Australian consumers, vide license (No. DJ/HOOL/064/22082017/AUS) of authenticity issued by the regulatory body of India. To further maintain the quality and authenticity of our products, our Pure & Premium Organic Darjeeling Teas, are packed at source (in India), at a high quality FSSC 22000 Certified packaging centre. The FSSC 22000 certificate is a global certification that proves that the organizations food safety management system is in compliance with the Scheme requirements. Globally, there are just 21019 (as on Sep 2019) organisations spread across 154 countries that has been issued this highly sought after certification.
Our ethically sourced teas carry many relevant certifications are available online, through selected retail stores in Australia and at our exclusive Premium Indian tea and Indian art gallery- Maya Emporium. ...Why not drop by Maya's Cosy Tea Corner to enjoy Premium #IndianTea & fine #IndianArts....
"There was a time when drinking tea was a ritual that strengthened bonds, brought friends and families together, stirred intellectual discussions, incited romanticism and reinvigorated many. We are attempting to revive that nostalgia of the bygone era"......
Dr. Jayantee Mukherjee Saha is Founder & Director of Aei4eiA Pty Ltd. (which owns the brand Maya of Australia®) Jayantee has extensive international experience in the fields of business strategies, management/policy research, international trade & development.
She has held senior positions with professional bodies and academic institutions and has been working closely with Government/public sector agencies, MNCs/SMEs, professional bodies and academic institutions spread primarily across the Asia Pacific region.
In order to promote trade & bilateral relations between Australia & India, she spearheaded the effort to establish collaboration between Aei4eiA & Darjeeling tea industry experts (in India) to import & introduce premium ORGANIC DARJEELING TEA (directly from renowned tea plantations) to Australia under the brand name Maya of Australia®, thereby supporting organic farming movement and sustainable development practices.
She has over 70 publications, including three books, to her credit. Her work has been widely acclaimed by practitioners and scholars alike. CSR-Manager.org (the web presence of the renowned United Nations' Global Compact International Yearbook) listed her book titled- "Succeed or Sink: Business Sustainability Under Globalisation" (Elsevier publication, Oxford, 2011) as one of the resources to help organsiations build their capability in areas of corporate social responsibility and business sustainability. The book was also nominated for 'The International Convention of Asia Scholars' (ICAS) Book Prize 2013.
Commenting on her published book, ‘The Changing Role of Human Resources in the Asia Pacific Region’, (Elsevier publication, Oxford, 2015) Prof. Peter Cappelli, Director, Center for Human Resources at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania said ..."The story in this volume is a positive one about how good employment principles that have been developed elsewhere can both transform the burgeoning businesses in Asia and also the communities where they operate. It is a story that deserves to be taken seriously, not just by employers but by policy makers in those countries and the international agencies that advise them”.
She takes active interest in Social Justice Causes (that include employment and labour market, women's economic empowerment, multicultural diversity and inclusiveness) and believes Social Justice and Sustainability are interlinked.
She holds- PhD (Management); MPhil. (Management); MBA (Human Resources Management); BSc. (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics); Certificate in Human Rights; Certificate in ‘Towards an inclusive society: how to tackle discrimination in the world of work’, conducted by the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
She can be contacted at jayantee@mayateaworld.com.au
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