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A primer on premium iced tea: tea has a rich and storied history, speckled with innovation, change and advancement; from the way it is grown and processed to the way it is consumed.(Iced Tea)

Few beverage innovations have had the powerful impact that iced tea has had on the U.S. tea market. Although cookbooks dating back to the...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 02/01/07 by DeCandia, David · More from publication -
Green tea Q&A: an interview with Yukihiko Hara, Ph.D.(Green Tea)(Interview)(Cover story)

Three years ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Yukihiko Hara. In my travels to tea origins, I have met numerous people who possess a strong...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 03/20/06 by DeCandia, David · More from publication -
Finding your tea focus: in maintaining a tea shop, there is more to it than just selling the tea.

When your passion for tea has taken you to point where you are inspired to open a tea shop or be involved in some business venture centures...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 08/20/05 by Decandia, David · More from publication -
Ten private label & contract packaging: are they right for you?

Private label brands now account for one of every five items sold every day in U.S. markets. They represent a nearly $50 billion segment of the...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 04/20/05 by Decandia, David · More from publication -
Custom blending & flavoring teas.

As the specialty tea industry grows, so do the numbers of flavored and blended teas available. With increased branding and marketing behind them...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 11/20/04 by Decandia, David · More from publication -
Herbal and fruit infusions: definitions and their place in your business: many of us who are tea purists have always wondered why herbal and fruit blends are called tea. For those of you who are considering adding these two items to your menus and/or busi

Fruit and herbal preparations each deliver their vitamins, minerals, and flavors in many different ways. There are capsules, compresses,...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 09/20/04 by deCandia, David · More from publication -
Training the barista in tea.

The most important person selling your tea in a retail setting is the barista, it is the barista who comes face-to-face with the customer; they...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 04/20/04 by DeCandia, David · More from publication -
How to choose your tea supplier.(Cup Service)(includes Victor Feretti of Kentea Inc. interview)(Interview)

Whether you have one tea shop or many, your tea supplier is an essential partner in your success. The relationship you have with your buyer is...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 01/20/04 by Decandia, David · More from publication -
Ceylon tea: a trip to Sri Lanka: everyone always says the only way to truly appreciate tea is to visit its place of origin. David DeCandia of the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf traveled to Sri Lanka to immerse himself in the world of Ceylon Tea and shares his

Having routinely tasted many Ceylon teas from various estates in Sri Lanka, I couldn't wait to actually visit and see, with my own eyes, the...
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, 07/20/03 by DeCandia, David · More from publication
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