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Exhibitor Spotlight: Alkbous Group
Exhibitor Spotlight: Alkbous Group We're highlighting exhibitors as we get closer to the 2026 World Tea Expo, returning to the Las Vegas Convention Center March 23-25.This week, we spoke with Alkbous Industrial Trading & Investment, a...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

African Tea Part 3: Mozambique, Africa’s Unsung Tea Oasis
African Tea Part 3: Mozambique, Africa’s Unsung Tea Oasis It is a little-known irony that one of the poorest and least developed nations of the world, namely the East African country called The Republic of Mozambique (or simply Mozambique , is home to the la...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

A Little Secret About Tea You Definitely Didn't Know
A Little Secret About Tea You Definitely Didn't Know Tea leaves, beyond their common use for drinking, have many other practical applications. A lesser-known secret is that used tea leaves can be recycled and repurposed. Due to their dry, rough texture and complex surface structure with numerous pores, tea leaves possess significant adsorption propert...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

Can moldy tea still be drunk?
Can moldy tea still be drunk? Tea, like other foods, has a shelf life. Improper storage in humid climates often leads to mold growth on tea leaves. Moldy tea can be contaminated by harmful fungi like Aspergillus flavus, a potent carcinogen, and drinking it may cause symptoms ranging from dizziness and diarrhea to severe organ da...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

The Difference Between Pu-erh Tea and Tuo Tea
The Difference Between Pu-erh Tea and Tuo Tea Pu-erh tea, historically famous from Yunnan, China, is a collective term for teas made from sun-dried large-leaf tea varieties processed in the region. Tuo tea, named for its distinctive bowl-like shape, can be made from either green tea or fermented dark tea (Pu-erh . While all Pu-erh tuo tea is a...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

Dark Tea: How to Awaken the Tea?
Dark Tea: How to Awaken the Tea? Awakening tea is the process of revitalizing dormant or aged tea leaves by exposing them to air and moisture, allowing them to absorb natural elements and restore their essential qualities for optimal brewing. For dark tea, a post-fermented tea, the awakening process is crucial, especially for aged...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

Drinking Tea Has a Solid Basis. Don't Forget Tea's Care When Drunk, Scientific Tea Drinking Is Here
Drinking Tea Has a Solid Basis. Don't Forget Tea's Care When Drunk, Scientific Tea Drinking Is Here This article provides a scientific guide to drinking tea, especially after social gatherings involving alcohol or during periods of irregular eating habits. It recommends various types of tea for their health benefits. First, it suggests warm, fully-fermented teas like ripe Pu'er or black tea for ai...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

Pre-Qingming? Pre-Grain Rain? Which Spring Light Do You Prefer?
Pre-Qingming? Pre-Grain Rain? Which Spring Light Do You Prefer? As Qingming Festival approaches, the season for new spring tea arrives. Tea enthusiasts often debate: is Pre-Qingming tea or Pre-Grain Rain tea superior? 'Pre-Qingming tea' refers to leaves harvested before the Qingming Festival, known for their tenderness, while 'Pre-Grain Rain tea' is picked betwe...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

The 'Tea Character' of Pu-erh Tea
The 'Tea Character' of Pu-erh Tea Pu-erh tea is known for its mild and gentle character, which is non-irritating to the stomach, making it suitable for modern lifestyles often marked by stress and irregular diets. It is a scientifically-backed health beverage, recognized for its potential cancer-preventive properties and benefits in...

Tea News · Feb 25, 2026

Overnight Tea is Actually a Good Medicine
Overnight Tea is Actually a Good Medicine Contrary to the common belief that overnight tea is harmful and may even cause cancer, scientific research does not support these claims. While overnight tea loses most of its vitamins, unconsumed and unspoiled tea possesses various medicinal properties. It contains tea polyphenols and tea pigments,...

Tea News · Feb 24, 2026

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