green tea
Bottled tea rises in popularity
Global consumption of bottled tea is expected to surpass 41m litres in 2018, seeing YOY growth of 3.4% in 2018 over 2017.
Blending, roasting & processing, Equipment & packaging, Product news
Caribou Coffee launches new summer cold drinks
Caribou Coffee has created several new drinks for the summer months including nitro, cold press and bubble tea.
RebelliouS Infusions now available on Amazon
Rebellious Beverage Company has expanded the market for its debut product, RebelliouS Infusions, which are now available on Amazon.
Laird Superfood announces new line of organic kombucha
In its latest venture, Laird Superfood has launched its own range of organic kombucha.
Spring cold brews at Luv Tea
Luv Tea is ushering in Spring with cold brews of oolong and green teas blended with fresh florals, fruit and herbs.
Akebono Tea launches organic line
Akebono Tea is releasing a line of eight organic teas which infuse herbs with traditional Japanese tea, and will begin shipping worldwide.
RebelliouS Beverage Company debuts its first product line
Rebellious Beverage Company has launched its first range of products, RebelliouS Green Tea, a pre-brewed, organic liquid green tea.
Global RTD Tea Consumption Shows Steady Growth in 2018
It’s no surprise to anyone in the tea industry that the ready-to-drink tea (RTD) tea market is surging in the United States and Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ).
Rokit Redesigns Packaging for Nespresso-Compatible Pods
Rokit Pods has redesigned its packaging for a more striking and contemporary feel, following its successful launch of Nespresso-compatible coffee and tea pods in the UK in 2017.
JING Tea Launches Origins Explorer for Christmas
JING Tea has released a new range of teas just in time for Christmas
Artisan Brand Roqberry Unveils Six New Tea Blends
Roqberry has introduced six new artisan teas in its product range.
Hōjicha Targets North American & Asian Markets
A favourite among Japanese tea drinkers, “hojicha,” a roasted green tea, is setting its sights on the North American and Asian markets.
Awakening the World to Colombian Orthodox Tea
Through producing tea in a country long respected for its coffee, the family-owned company, Agricolahimalaya, aims to raise the profile of Colombian orthodox tea.
Commodity Teas versus Origin and Specialty Teas
Tea is the world’s number one hot cup; with a highly integrated value chain and multinational companies dominating the Western markets. A large volume share of tea is traded as commodity.