Questions about Teas

t leaf T has always delivered high quality and safe products, but beyond our strict Hazard Analysis at Critical Control Points (HACCP) system, we also aim to operate under the highest ethical standards; being mindful of human rights and the environment. At t leaf T we are committed to behaving responsibly, ethically and sustainably; we conduct our business in full compliance with relevant laws and we are guided by honesty and integrity. We want to engage with suppliers who value our principles ...

Caffeine occurs naturally in the leaves, seeds or fruit of over 100 plant species, including the Camellia Sinensis from which tea is derived. Other common sources include coffee, cocoa beans & cola nuts. It’s also added to many energy drinks & some pharmaceutical products. Despite popular myth, tea does have less caffeine per serving than coffee & can be drunk in greater quantities without adverse effects. A typical cup of black tea (190mls) contains 40-50mg of caffeine: about 1/2 the amount ...

Yes, a small selection contain dairy products and/or nuts. Any teas that contain allergens have this clearly noted in the ingredients list. Below is a list of teas containing Allergen ingredients: ALMONDS: Christm as Tea Cinnamon Spice Christmas Fruits Fig Rose HAZEL NUTS: Crème Brulee MILK PRODUCTS: Crème Brulee Mmm Caramel Red Cream Caramel Berry Nice The teas below may contain traces of: * Earl Grey Excelsior – Nuts, Milk & Soy * Manchuria Mango - Nuts, Milk & Soy * ...

Properly stored loose tea can stay fresh for years. The majority of our teas have a Best Before of 2 years

Keep tea away from moisture, light & heat. Choose a cool dry place, & use air tight containers. Only use clear containers if kept in a dark place. Don’t refrigerate or freeze your teas.

We bring to you the best examples of teas & infusions from all around the world.

t leaf T only uses natural or flavours formerly known as nature identical. In fact around 60% of our teas and infusions contain no added flavours other than the natural ingredient they contain. Natural flavours: The term natural flavour or flavouring refers to the essential oil, essence or extract, or any product of roasting or heating etc, which contains the flavouring constituents derived from a spice, fruit, vegetable, root, herb or similar whose significant function in food is flavouring rath...

Yes, we have a growing selection of Certified Organic Teas & Infusions. You can view the range here: http://www.tleaft.co.nz/organic-tea.html (http://www.tleaft.co.nz/organic-tea.html)

For personal health questions, we recommend talking with a Medical professional (e.g. Your GP or Midwife). All of our teas have detailed ingredient lists, so you have the all the info you need to ask your doctor whether specific blends or ingredients are right for you.