UK Tea & Infusions Association - News, views & events

News

Keep up to date with the latest news, views and events from the world of tea and herbal infusions. Subscribe to our update elerts for news, events and competitions at the bottom of this page.

Pages:
Previous
1
2
3
4
Next

21st Apr '21 - UKTIA

Our Lockdown Love Affair with tea is here to stay

Nationwide tea drinking survey reveals younger consumers coming back to tea due to hydration benefits and feel good factor

20th Mar '21 - Express

Dementia: Two to three cups of tea a day can stop brain disease

5th Feb '21 - Express

Rheumatoid arthritis: Green tea boasts ‘superior anti-arthritic capabilities’ study finds

RHEUMATOID arthritis is an autoimmune condition that affects more than 400,000 people in the UK. While there is no cure for the joint condition, drinking green tea has been shown to provide relief.

27th Jan '21 - UKTIA

UKTIA welcomes newest member Yogi Tea

UKTIA is pleased to welcome our newest member Yogi Tea.

30th Nov '20 - The Express

The Amount of tea you should drink a day to reduce your dementia risk

Tea drinking has been linked to numerous health benefits - all of which can help prolong life. A report conducted by the Tea Advisory Panel (TAP) detail their findings.

27th Jul '20 - H & N Magazine

7 Amazing Reasons As To Why Rooibos Tea Could Transform Your Health

23rd Jul '20 - Express

How to live longer: The best drink to control blood sugar levels and to aid weight loss

Another great article Rooibos based on Tea Advisory Panel Research: https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1312901/how-to-live-longer-rooibos-tea-blood-sugar-control-weight-loss-boost-life-expectancy

25th May '20 - BBC news

UK turns to delivery cream teas during lockdown

21st May '20 - UN

International Tea Day: Trusty cuppa represents ‘crux’ of today’s issues – UN General Assembly president

On 21 May we united across the globe to celebrate the wonderful beverage that is tea. This UN news article explains why and highlights that Tea production and processing directly contributes to several of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).