tea

Drinking tea and coffee linked to lower risk of head and neck cancer in study

If the only thing getting you through a mountain of present-wrapping is a mug of tea or coffee, be of good cheer. Researchers have found people who consume those drinks…

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Sri Lanka’s tea producers warn 70% wage hike will hit industry

Sri Lanka's tea producers condemned a government order to increase wages by 70%, saying it would make their tea globally uncompetitive and reduce dollar earnings essential for the island nation…

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Storm in a teacup: U.S., Britain banter over the perfect ‘cuppa’

The "special relationship" between Britain and the United States came under pressure this week when a U.S. academic had the cheek to suggest adding salt to tea, sparking a flurry…

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Coronavirus brews trouble for tea industry

The coronavirus outbreak is causing a rare stir in the usually staid global tea market, with labour lockdowns stifling supplies just as millions in lockdown drive up demand for the…

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Tea bags release millions of microscopic plastic particles into your drink, study finds

Cups of tea could be contaminated with millions of microscopic plastic particles, new research suggests. As the war on plastic continues, the spotlight is being shone on some of our…

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Experts advise waiting for hot drinks to cool down to protect against cancer

A study that has just been issued by the American Cancer Society has found found that drinking 700ml per day of tea (around three cups) at 60C or higher was…

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