Tea News for the week ending July 29
| Survey: Gen Z Describes Post-COVID Yearning for Quieter Activities
| Retail Frontline Workers Exhausted and Underappreciated
| India’s Tea Employment Plateau
| PLUS Emilie Jackson, founder of Emilie’s French Teas in Kansas City, Missouri, discusses the ongoing evolution of specialty retail at independent shops and tearooms.
Caption: Emilie (Potier) Jackson
Tea News for the week ending August 12
| Ingredients in Four TAZO Reformulations are Verified Regenerative
| Tea Labor Unrest Escalates in Bangladesh
| Canada Requires “High In” Front-of-Pack Nutrition Warning Labels
| PLUS Cold-Brewed Calm in a Can | Equitea co-founder Quentin Vennie discusses three new condition-specific canned, cold-brewed tea blends to ease anxiety and depression, improve focus, and calm young people coping with ADHD.
Tea News for the week ending August 5
| India and Nepal both Want to Review and Revise their 1950 Friendship Treaty
| IMF Bailout Talks with Sri Lanka to Resume
| Kenya’s Ag Minister Reverses the Government’s Position Favoring Mechanization
| PLUS Aasha Bhandari, international trade and promotion executive at HIMCOOP the Himalaya Tea Producers Co-operative, describes how Asia’s enthusiasm for golden tips powered Nepalese tea producers through the pandemic.
Caption: HIMCOOP Tea Factory, Nepal
Tea News for the week ending July 29
| Survey: Gen Z Describes Post-COVID Yearning for Quieter Activities
| Retail Frontline Workers Exhausted and Underappreciated
| India’s Tea Employment Plateau
| PLUS Emilie Jackson, founder of Emilie’s French Teas in Kansas City, Missouri, discusses the ongoing evolution of specialty retail at independent shops and tearooms.
Caption: Emilie (Potier) Jackson
Tea News for the week ending July 22
| Indian Tea Exports to the Russian Federation in April were up 19%
| Reinvention is Routine at Starbucks
| South Africa Rooibos Industry Makes First Payout to Indigenous Communities
| PLUS Niraj de Mel, Sri Lanka’s newly appointed tea board chair, is rallying tea stakeholders in the face of formidable challenges.
Caption: Sri Lanka Tea Board Chair Niraj de Mel
