In the UK, we drink over 60.2 billion cups of tea every year and some 55 million cups of coffee every day. The UK tea industry alone provides 0.02 per cent of the entire country’s annual turnover.
However, we have come a long way since instantcoffee or straight-up builder’s tea were our go-to choices.
Tea infusions with exotic ingredients and additional health benefits are increasingly popular and with
the café culture boom, nearly a fifth of the popula-tion visits a coffee shop on a daily basis.
Consumers want that premium tea and coffee experience in their homes. The purchase of premium, organic, ethically-sourced and rare varieties of teas and coffees by UK homeowners is on the rise.
A wide range of teas, coffees and infusions from everycorner of the world are now sold as gift items ordecorative containers for the home.
However, we have come a long way since instantcoffee or straight-up builder’s tea were our go-to choices.
Tea infusions with exotic ingredients and additional health benefits are increasingly popular and with
the café culture boom, nearly a fifth of the popula-tion visits a coffee shop on a daily basis.
Consumers want that premium tea and coffee experience in their homes. The purchase of premium, organic, ethically-sourced and rare varieties of teas and coffees by UK homeowners is on the rise.
A wide range of teas, coffees and infusions from everycorner of the world are now sold as gift items ordecorative containers for the home.
Rare blends, single origin mixes and infusions are presented and kept fresh in beautiful produced speciality tins.
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