The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA)
The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA) was found in 1992
Year: 2018
Year: 2018
California Tea Garden Launches Kickstarter Campaign to Finance Expansion
Tea Room, Jade Valley Jade Valley Tea Arts, a private academy for classical tea arts in Nevada City, Calif., has launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for a major expansion. The academy rose from the ashes of Jade Summit Tea and Antiques, a popular storefront business in downtown Nevada City, following torrential rains and
Tea Industry Association Set to Launch This Summer
Tony Gebely, executive director American Specialty Tea Alliance This summer the blog will evolve to become the (ASTA), according to founder Tony Gebely. “There has long been a need for an industry association that specifically focuses on and supports the growth of the specialty tea industry in America,” Gebely said. Inspired by the Specialty Coffee
India Tea Board Helps Finance Small Tea Factories
Tea Picker Picks Leaves. Photo credit: Thinkstockphotos.com The Tea Board of India, noting the fact that some 60 percent of tea there is produced by smallholders, is offering to subsidize construction. The factories cost about INRs2.5 million ($38,000) and can process about 500 kilos of tea per day (25,000 kilos of fresh leaf). The Tea
Q & A With Shabnam Weber, Tea and Herbal Association of Canada
Shabnam Weber, Tea and Herbal Association of CanadaShabnam Shabnam Weber is the newly appointed president of the (THAC). Before accepting the position, she resigned from her role as president and chief executive of , a tea retail and wholesale company she cofounded in 2000. Weber served the past decade as a director of the
High Garden Tea House: An Herbal Wellness Sanctuary
Leah and Joel Larabell at the High Garden Woodland Tea House & Sipping Apothecary At , Leah and Joel Larabell share their love of herbs and tea in a serene wellness-focused teahouse located in East Nashville, Tennessee. Leah Larabell Leah has worked with herbs most of her life and was drawn to them for their
SerendipiTea’s Global Tea Championship Awards Improve Sales
SerendipiTea’s Jasmine Green tea. Photo by: serendipitea.com SerendipiTea was an outlier in the recent Global Tea Championship Single Serve Hot and Iced Small Batch competition, winning seven awards for various flavors. “We were really surprised and thrilled; it’s very exciting,” said Linda Villano, co-founder and president of SerendipiTea. The Manhasset, New York-based company has entered
Global Tea Championship Attracts Innovative Blends
Global Tea Championship judge Gilbert Kendzior, photo by Christine Kapperman The Global Tea Championship took place Jan. 20 in Boulder, Colorado. Three judges, Scott Svihula, Gilbert Kendzior and Rob McCaleb, evaluated teas in the Single Serve Hot and Iced Small Batch categories. The competition drew 58 companies from 11 countries, including Sweden, Croatia and Trinidad.
Budding Products: 3 Companies Offer New Functional Teas
Harney & Sons Introduces Tea for Athletes Photo credit: Harney.com Harney & Sons launched , a new line of three teas formulated for athletes. The flavors are: Go To Goji Recovery Hydration, Get Your Passion Berry Performance Hydration and Orange ManGo For It Performance Hydration Plus. “We are excited to offer a line of teas
National Hot Tea Month Highlights the Love of Tea
Woman’s hand holding cup of tea with lemon on a cold day. Photo credit: ThinkStockphotos.com January is National Hot Tea Month and Jan. 12 is National Hot Tea Day. The National Tea Council of the USA wants tea drinkers to use this month to celebrate their love of tea. One opportunity to do so is