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Labor and Tea Cultivation: Who is Picking Your Tea?

Labor and Tea Cultivation: Who is Picking Your Tea?

We can all appreciate a good cup of tea, but how many of us have wondered who are the people who deserve some of that appreciation for their hard work in bringing that tea to us? It should not be a surprise that the condition of labor is a closely guarded secret in China and some countries in Africa just doesn’t want to talk about it. We are living in a conscious consumer world where people demand to know everything they can about the product they purchase. Tea is a complex product and we should take a minute to know...

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Origin of Assam and Darjeeling Tea

Check out our latest article on Assam and Darjeeling tea history. https://www.trishnnatea.com/pages/about-indian-tea

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Learn How Tea is Manufactured in South Asia?

Manufacturing Process: Estate workers pluck several million tea leaves by hand. This is the first step in the manufacturing process. Only the bud and the two youngest leaves are plucked, for it is only these leaves that have the flavor and aroma. In other parts of the world plucking is done by machines. These machines pluck the bud, the young leaf, a lot of coarse leaf and few twigs as well. Coarse leaf and twigs just add bulk and not flavor to the tea. The plucked tea leaf is then brought to the muster sheds where they are weighed in,...

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12 Signs That You Crave For Tea

  1. Starting the day without a cup of tea? You’d rather stay in bed. *Me every morning* Image Source: GIPHY 2. Watered down tea is the stuff of your worst nightmares...  Image Source: GIPHY 3. You have a carefully crafted, scientifically deduced recipe you use to make tea... Image Source: GIPHY 4. And probably tea paraphernalia that you treasure as you would your own child.   Image Source: GIPHY 5. Tea is your cure to literally everything.  Image Source: Evoke 6. You hate it when people say "Chai Tea". What the hell does that even mean? Tea tea?  Image...

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