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Chinese Scientists Discover Rare Wild Tea Plant in Yunnan
Camellia yangii A. Habit; B, C. Branchlets; D. Abaxial surface of leaf; E. Flower buds; F. Flower; G. A dissected flower without bracteoles, 1-sepals, 2-petals...
Tea News
· Sep 04, 2026
A Microbial Experiment Produces the World’s Most Expensive Tea
With the help of microbiome from a 950-year-old Japanese camphor tree, Sri Lankan tea sets a Guinness World Record. Photo credit: Janat Paris When a smal...
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· Sep 04, 2026
Brewing Compliance: EU’s New Packaging Regulations
Major European packaging reforms affect every importer, roaster, and brand owner brining coffee into the European Market. The countdown to Europe's tough...
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· Sep 04, 2026
Will Sustainable Coffee Pods Finally Take Over
More and more single-serve coffee makers are bypassing recyclable or compostable materials and going straight to plastic-free inserts. Photo credit: Lavazza...
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· Sep 04, 2026
WCR Initiative Innovea Recognized Among TIME's Best Inventions
Innovea’s first-of-its-kind speed breeding program for arabica varieties addresses the major issues facing the future of coffee head-on. Photo credit: World Cof...
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· Sep 04, 2026
The Coffee Barometer Assess 20 Years of Sustainability Efforts
The Coffee Barometer report gauges how much progress the coffee industry has actually made over the last two decades. Photo credit: Coffee Barometer The...
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· Sep 04, 2026
Japanese Farmers Increase Tencha Production
The Japanese tea industry undergoes a structural shift driven by green tea exports. The global matcha boom is driving a sharp increase in Japan’s green t...
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· Sep 04, 2026
Regulatory Realities: Tea and the EU’s Pesticide Logic
The EU’s strict pesticide regulations protect consumer health, but when it comes to certain chemical compounds that result from tea production, regulations need...
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· Sep 04, 2026
Chinese Tea Chains Push for Rapid Global Expansion
Domestic market saturation and slow growth spur Chinese tea chains to seek new international markets. Photo credit: Mainbayar Badarch Chinese new-style t...
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· Sep 04, 2026
Taiwan Explores New Possibilities for Wild Tai Cha 24 Cultivar
Newly domesticated wild tea cultivar offers unique beverage possibilities that promote forest conservation while representing the specific flavors and aromas of...
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· Sep 04, 2026
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