Tea and Coffee Scandal Hits Australia’s Largest Supermarket Chain
By Phillip Hogan
March 4th, 2010Posted in Intl Tea Trade, Tea in the News | No Comments »
Top executive sacked as Australian police uncover alleged kickback scam at Woolworths.
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Green Tea and Eye Disease
By Phillip Hogan
February 22nd, 2010Posted in Health | 4 Comments »
Substances found in green tea could help fight eye disease, according to authors of the latest research from the University of Hong Kong.
Tea Prices Fall as Strike Action Halts Distribution
By Phillip Hogan
February 19th, 2010Posted in Africa, Intl Tea Trade, Tea in the News | 1 Comment »
A strike over pay, last week, saw African tea prices fall as shipments were disrupted by workers picketing warehouses.
Twitter It!Decaf For Me Please!
By Phillip Hogan
February 17th, 2010Posted in Beginner's Guides to Tea, Health | No Comments »
In today’s modern world we take our health seriously; watch our weight, blood pressure, alcohol intake and try to exercise regularly. Diets, gym memberships and all sorts of things from books to TV shows tell us not to eat this or cut down on that, often removing those small, simple pleasures in life that keep us going and get us through a hard day.
Have You Tried Nettle Tea?
By Phillip Hogan
February 15th, 2010Posted in Health | No Comments »
It seems hard to believe that the Nettle Plant, arch nemesis of children wearing shorts everywhere, could in fact be one of the most flavourful and beneficial beverages you’ll ever drink.
Kenya Tea Packers Announce Growth Strategy Into New Products
By Suleiman Mbatiah
February 12th, 2010Posted in Tea in the News | 1 Comment »
Kenya Tea Packers (KETEPA), the country’s largest tea blending and packaging company, has announced an aggressive growth strategy which includes a dynamic move into new product categories.
Are Tea Antioxidants Absorbed By The Body?
By Phillip Hogan
February 10th, 2010Posted in Health | 1 Comment »
Sri Lanka Pledges $40.7m For Tea Smallholders
By Andrew Gadsden
February 8th, 2010Posted in Sri Lanka Tea Industry | No Comments »
Tea Plantation, Nuwara Eliya
The Sri Lankan government is pledging $40.7m to the nation’s tea smallholders.
Twitter It!India: Amul To Launch Tea Brand
By Andrew Gadsden
February 5th, 2010Posted in Indian Tea Industry | No Comments »
Amul Packaging
Amul, the largest food company in India, is adding a tea brand to its range.
Twitter It!Kenya seeks Nigerian Investment in Tea Trade
By Andrew Gadsden
February 4th, 2010Posted in Africa | No Comments »
Kenyatta Centre, Nairobi
Kenya is inviting Nigerian investment in its tea trade.
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