Fairtrade | Publications | Fair Comment | Spring 1999 (#)

  „A selection of exclusive organic teas from the Hampstead Tea and Coffee Company are the latest products to receive the Fairtrade Mark. They range from a First Flush and Oolong to the strong Wildwood tea bags, and a Darjeeling which won its category in the Soil Association's Organic Food Awards. Green & Black's Fairtrade milk chocolate was also highly commended in the Awards. Hampstead Fairtrade teas are available in attractive tins and pouches, from specialist shops nationwide, and by mail order on 0181 731 9833.“

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Tea & Coffee 06/04 - Tea Tidbits

  „The product line, based in Scotland is certified organic by the Soil Association, an independent charity for sustainable development. The line has an “urban” feel to it, and includes all organic teas in six flavors: berry, black, sweet chamomile, Earl Grey, green, and peppermint & licorice. Each teabag has a witty musing on the back of the packet, which helps to personalize the tea drinking experience and connect the consumer to the brand. For example, the black tea packet says, “our blender says it’s got the genuine Hill Country Uva flavour.“

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Darjeeling

  „Definition: Any kind of tea that is from the Indian region of Darjeeling. Darjeeling teas can be black, green or oolong.“

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Buying Tea

  „The place to shop for any tea you could want. They have regular teas, decaf, flavoured, herbal and more.“

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Tea & Coffee 01/00 - Tea International

  „The significance of the Ready-to-Drink teas on the overall health of the U.S. tea industry cannot be overemphasized. For the very first time, one of the greatest concerns of U.S. consumers was addressed and eliminated -- namely the relative inconvenience of drinking tea versus soft drinks and other similar beverages. Not only did it make tea consumption more convenient and available for current consumers, but it also introduced tea to a great many new consumers who, prior to the advent of RTD teas, were not part of the target audience.“

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