International Tea Day: Shabbir's Chai business in Australia is brewing up success but it wasn't easy

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Shabbir Kanchwala, owner, Kadak Chai (Image supplied by owner)

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In 2018, Shabbir Kanchwala, 47, launched his tea business in Melbourne. On this year's International Tea Day, celebrated on May 21, Itee Dewan delves into the saga of an entrepreneur who encountered various hurdles, notably a setback involving the disposal of almost 90 kilograms of tea. What led to this challenge, and what makes Shabbir's narrative particularly uplifting today?

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