tea
Coverage of tea in the Nexus archive.
- The American Heart Association has a new number for daily coffee—and a warning if you go over it
The American Heart Association states up to 5 cups of caffeinated coffee daily (400 mg caffeine) is safe for most adults and may lower heart disease risk, but exceeding 4 cups could increase heart failure risk. Black coffee without additives is emphasized for benefits, while energy drinks are warned against due to high caffeine content.
- Kerala Forest Development Corporation to launch tea and coffee retail brands
The Kerala Forest Development Corporation is launching tea and coffee retail brands as part of a new initiative to generate more income through value-added products.
- Super El Niño could add HUNDREDS to your grocery bill: As chance of climate event hits 80%, experts warn the price of tea, coffee, and fruit could skyrocket in Britain
An 80% chance of a Super El Niño climate event could significantly raise grocery bills in Britain, with experts warning of sharp price increases for tea, coffee, and fruit. The phenomenon may add hundreds to consumers' costs for these items.
- Woman celebrating her 105th birthday says secret to a long life is a 'good cup of tea with friends'
A 105-year-old woman attributes her long life to enjoying a good cup of tea with friends on her birthday. The woman is celebrating a major milestone in her life. Her secret to a long life is a social and relaxing activity.
- War in Iran strands tons of tea in Kenyan port
War-related shipping disruptions linked to Iran have caused 8 million kg of tea to be stranded in Kenya's Mombasa port. The situation is costing the tea industry approximately $8 million weekly in losses.