Year: 2018

Year: 2018

Budding Products: Two Leaves and a Bud Has 3 New Blends
October 22, 2018 News Elizabeth Dobos

Basalt, Colorado-based tea company  announced via press release three new top-requested and trending tea blends, each with unique attributes and full of flavor. All of the new blends are packaged in boxes of 15 individually wrapped sachets. (Photo/Two Leaves and a Bud) Organic English Breakfast English Breakfast is a traditional tried-and-true favorite blend to start the

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Tea Growers Spared in Indonesian Earthquake and Tsunami
October 15, 2018 News Dan Bolton

PALU, INDONESIA (October 8) – A girl covers her nose as she passes the area damaged by an earthquake and tsunami on Sept. 28, 2018 in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. (Photo by Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images) CENTRAL SULAWESI, Indonesia A magnitude 7.4 killer earthquake and a tsunami spared the small number of Indonesian tea gardens on

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Tea and Herbal Association of Canada and Tea Association of the USA, Inc. wrap up Ninth Annual North American Tea Conference
October 9, 2018 News Press Release

Jalinga Tea Co. (Sustainability as a Business Model) and Sorwathe Ltd. (Enabling Girls To Attend School Without Stigma) were presented with Honourable Mentions for their exceptional initiatives at the 2018 NATC Sustainability Awards by Shabnam Weber Toronto, Ontario, Canada The Tea and Herbal Association of Canada and the Tea Association of the USA, Inc., held

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India Research Center Launches Tea Brands
October 9, 2018 News Pullock Dutta

Tocklai Tea Research Institute JORHAT, Assam , the world’s oldest and the largest tea research center, applied a century of knowledge to produce its own tea. It has launched two varieties of tea in its moves to supplement its operating budget. Two new yellow and green teas were formally launched on Sunday by chief minister of

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European Joint Venture Will Invigorate Turkish Tea Exports
October 8, 2018 News Peter Keen

Tea in Turkey is marked by a vibrant culture, limited industry and weak identity. These may all be invigorated by the joint venture announced at the end of September between the Dutch-based Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE) and Ofçay, one of Turkey’s leading tea producers. The two will mesh operations under one organizational umbrella. The partners

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Teatulia Literary Tea Shop Opens in London’s Covent Garden
October 2, 2018 News Dan Bolton

Teatulia UK Teabar Duke’s Diwan On Monday, Teatulia United Kingdom opened a tea shop, cocktail bar and comfy literary salon on Neal St. in London’s Covent Garden. The venture is the first retail expansion since the company established Colorado-based in 2005. The company plans to open several brick and mortar shops in the U.K. The

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Weather and Weary Labor in Kenya Impact Tea Performance
October 1, 2018 News Shem Oirere

NAIROBI, Kenya Tea growing in Kenya; photo credit: GettyImages.com The performance of Kenya’s tea sector is mixed as the effects of good rains at the beginning of the year fueled increased production and exports but pulled down earnings for both the country and farmers—partly because of the oversupply. The Kenyan government has identified four key

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Meet the Judges for the Global Tea Championship’s Spring Hot (Loose Leaf) Competition
September 27, 2018 Knowledge Elizabeth Dobos

The Global Tea Championship’s Spring Hot (Loose Leaf) competition took place in Boulder, Colorado, Sept. 29, 2018. These three tea industry experts brought specialized knowledge to the competition and evaluated each of the teas. Richard Endicott Richard Endicott grew up in England and consumed tea from an early age. He became a Trainee Tea Taster with

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Tea Imports From China Unlikely to Face U.S. Levies
September 25, 2018 News Dan Bolton

USA and China maps. Photo credit: GettyImages.com Tea was not among the 5,745 Chinese subject to a 10 percent U.S. tariff this week and is unlikely to be listed, but tea wholesalers are weighing their options. China promptly retaliated to the increase with additional levies of either 5 or 10 percent on $60 billion worth

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Harris Tea Acquires Red Rose Brand
September 25, 2018 News Dan Bolton

Red Rose, a famous Canadian tea brand dating back to 1894, and Salada Tea were acquired in October by New Jersey-based along with the tea manufacturing assets of Redco Foods which announced it will close its tea factory in Little Falls, N.Y. Harris Tea Company is a division of Harris Freeman & Co., which operates

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