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How it does good
Sips from a single source
Most branded teas sold in supermarkets are blends of teas from different tea gardens. Teatulia Tea hails from their single garden in the Northern Bangladesh Tetulia region. It means they can control every aspect of how they treat the tea and the land it's grown on, and they can really support the people who cultivate it. And since their tea comes direct from their garden to your cup, Teatulia can keep their tea tasting fresh.
Teatulia's 3,000 acre tea garden is one of the largest organic tea gardens in the world. They source the bulk of their teas from this garden, and they also partner with other organic and fair trade gardens for other teas that don't grow in their Himalayan environment.
Learn MoreIn order to cut down on landfill waste, Teatulia tea bags are made without the extra wrappers, strings, and staples that other tea companies use. Teatulia also uses compostable and recyclable materials in their packaging.
Learn MoreTeatulia has implemented natural farming practices and doesn't use pesticides, machinery, or unnatural irrigation in the cultivation of their teas. They simply let Mother Nature do the work, resulting in the total regeneration of the ecosystem in their garden.
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Teatulia supports the Kazi Shahid Foundation (KSF), a dairy cooperative in Bangladesh. KSF's cattle lending program has helped countless local women send their kids to school and build better homes. Teatulia also pays for the women who work in their garden to attend school, so they can learn skills like reading, writing, and arithmetic.
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About the Brand
Teatulia
Teatulia's garden-to-cup teas from Bangladesh not only taste good, they do good, too. For the land, for the people, and for the environment. Their garden started as barren land that they brought back to life through regenerative farming. Women working in their garden benefit from innovative education, and cattle-lending programs that help lift their families out of poverty. And since most of their teas are sourced from this garden, every sip is fresh, chemical-free, and clean.
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Make a rooibos tea latte with some steamed milk. Garnish with ground cinnamon and dark chocolate shavings.