Tea News

A new Oxford study suggests that consuming very hot tea and coffee, typically around 60C in Western populations, can triple the risk of cancer.

As England experiences more intense heat waves due to climate change, British farmers are beginning to cultivate new crops like tea and cantaloupe, which were p

A new UK study suggests that allowing hot beverages like coffee and tea to cool down before drinking may reduce the risk of cancer. The study estimates that Wes

KFDC is set to launch its new 'Athma' brand of tea and coffee products, which are expected to be available in the market by September.

A survey conducted by Twinings reveals that nearly half of Gen Z (47%) are choosing tea over alcohol when preparing for important events, indicating a shift in

The Kerala Forest Development Corporation is set to launch its own retail brands for tea and coffee. This initiative aims to generate more income through value-