Indian Tea Association

The Association was founded in 1881 to protect the interests of tea planters in British India and to promote the consumption of Indian tea.^[1]: 96 It had offices in London and in India.^[1]: 96 It also laid down rules for the recruitment of labour for the plantations and in the early twentieth century attempted to raise the standards of treatment of labourers.^[2]: 75

• Social perspective of labour legislation in India 1859–1932: As applied to tea plantations (1987) by Ramkrishna Chattopadhyay
• The early history of the Tea industry in North-East India (1918) by Harold Mann
• The Tea industry in India :A Review of Finance and Labour, and a guide for Capitalists and Assistants (1882) by Samuel Baildon
• Tea Planter's Life in Assam (1884) by George Barker
• The Recollections of a Tea Planter (1937) by W M Fraser
• Indian Tea Association
• ITA to promote Tea
• ABITA implements Social Welfare schemes in Assam with UNICEF