Twinings Tea
of London
Our Company
For more than 300 years, Twinings has made magnificent tea for the whole world. In 2000 Twinings decided to work with Fair Trade USA to ensure that all of the workers recieve fair ay and a safe working enviroment.
Twinings bus that drives around London
The old establishment
The new(er) establishment and museum in London
Tea With Modern Influence
Despite Twining's early establishment (1706) this company keeps up with many of the concerns of the modern world. In 1996 they considered the demand for organic tea and introduced the organic growing practice in their company. Also, in 2000, when the popularity for fair trade was growing, they started to support the cause. Twining's serves as a model for other large tea companies across the world.
What is "Fair Trade USA"?
Fair Trade USA is a company dedicated to changing the world. "FTUSA" works with many companies who believe in a future where everyone supports sustainable agriculture and want to empower farming families and workers around the world. Fair trade is not just a market, but is also a social movement that provides strength, hope, and real choice to the world's consumers.
Our Values:
Empowerment
Growing with dignity
Community
Using profits to enrich the community livelihood
Sustainability
Provide knowledge to grow within a healthy earth
What is Behind Your Tea Cup?
Why Does Fair Trade Tea Matter? Art of Tea visits Tea Farms
Did You Know?
- After water, tea is the most drunk drink in the world
- Every second more than 70,000 cups of tea are consumed worldwide
- Although the price of tea has grown a lot in the past years, the absolute prices have lowered
Website: http://fairtradeusa.org/products-partners/tea
Phone: 510 663 5260
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Better Tea, Better You
SCA2 Presentation Fairtrade Tea
Companies That Use the Same Product But Do Not Support the Fair Trade Effort
Many companies do not want to advertise the fact that they are not a Fair Trade company, but remember when you are buying tea, look for the "Free Trade" sign.