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Consumers know the importance of health and wellness. According to a survey conducted by New York-based Nielsen, consumers not only recognize the need to institute a healthy lifestyle, they also are willing to pay for it.

Bigelow Tea Co. released limited-edition Girl Scouts branded teas featuring popular cookie flavors.

London-based Little Miracles will be expanding its line of organic teas blended with superfruits to the United States.

 Tradewinds is launching five flavors of its new Jimmy Buffett Island Tea line in February

As a protest against British taxation, Samuel Adams and other colonists dumped chests of tea into Boston Harbor in what would come to be known as the Boston Tea Party on Dec. 16, 1773. However, from a beverage perspective, if someone hypothetically tasted the harbor water after the Boston Tea Party, this event could have been viewed as an early experimentation of blending tea and tea flavors in Puget Sound water.

The old saying goes, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” but consumers also are turning to beverages such as tea to support their health.

Canadean’s latest update of its global beverage forecasts to 2019 strongly underlines the role of the emerging market country groupings.

After establishing its brand in 25 countries, Little Miracles has brought Little Miracles Organic Energy drinks to the U.S. market.

In the CBS drama “The Mentalist,” consultant Patrick Jane surveys the crime scene looking for clues that others might have overlooked. But the pesky former psychic also seems to be on the hunt for more at every crime scene: a cup of tea.

Redco Foods Inc. stepped into the liquid concentrates segment with its Red Rose brand.