The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA)
The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA) was found in 1992
Month: April 2012
Month: April 2012
Devan Shah, Tea Mentor
LOS ANGELES, Calif. Devan Shah’s warm smile and generous spirit is evident at a distance. The founder of International Tea Importers and Chado Tea Rooms is a familiar face at tea events where he is always surrounded by listeners animated by his energetic and passionate love of tea. Advertisement Born into a family of teachers
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Green Tea Masks Testosterone in Doping Tests
LONDON, U.K. The healing powers of green tea apparently also include concealing powers as Olympic doping officials consider whether to modify their tests for testosterone. A laboratory study showed that green tea may lower readings for testosterone by 30 percent leading the scientific director of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to consider adjusting the standard
Dubai Tea Forum Airs Industry Challenges
DUBAI, UAE Underpinning the joy of drinking tea is the massive blending machinery, bagging and packaging equipment, warehousing, finance and transportation logistics of the tea business. Dubai is a crossroads of this aspect of tea. Factories here produce billions and billions of teabags from shiploads of leaves continuously arriving from China and India, Sri Lanka
China Tea Exports to U.S. Climb in Value
DUBAI, U.A.E. Today begins the harvest of China’s annual tea crop, a national holiday marked with picnics and spring walks known as Qingming, or tomb sweeping day. The origins date to antiquity but since the Tang Dynasty (618-907) Qingming has taken on added significance in the world of tea. Pre-Qing teas, consisting of the delicate
Tea Drinkers Appear to Have Fewer Bouts of Gastric Cancer
TOKYO, Japan Researchers at the National Cancer Center in Tokyo report that women who drank five or more cups of tea a day were 21 percent less likely to be diagnosed with gastric cancer. There were is no similar association observe for men. Advertisement The study is compiled from results of eight separate research papers