Bhutanese drink dozens of small cups of tea per capita per day. Bhutan has low tea production which barely reaches 1322 lb per year, therefore they import tea from China. The most consumed tea in Bhutan is Black tea. History of Tea in Bhutan It was only in the 1900s when Darjeeling seeds arrived in […]
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Myanmar consumes 1.4 lb of tea per capita per year and it mostly produces all the tea for domestic use. People in Myanmar list tea as one of the top five necessities for survival alongside water and bread. The country produces Black, Green, and White tea and it is the home of numerous Camellia Sinensis
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Bangladesh consumes 1.3 lb of tea per capita per year, which is around 300 cups. The country is the 10th largest tea exporter globally, boasting over 160 active tea plantations of Black tea. Assam is the most common tea variety in Bangladesh, while some people also like ginger-infused tea. History of Tea in Bangladesh Black
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The Czech Republic consumes 0.63 lb of tea per capita per year, which ranks the country among the top five European tea consumers. Czech people love fruit-infused tea, while Green tea is the next favorite non-alcoholic beverage in the country. Tea houses in Prague serve over 100 varieties of tea, but in some tea houses,
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The US consumes half a pound of tea per capita per year. The favorite tea of 84% of Americans is Black tea. Almost 80% of all consumed tea in the US is iced. History of Tea in the United States Tea in America was introduced during the British colonization in the 1760s when the colonizers
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Switzerland consumes almost a pound of tea per capita per year. Most Swiss people prefer Black tea, while there are others who like Green tea and multiple herbal variants. The Alps country even has a tea plantation in Ascona, boasting plants of Camellia Sinensis. History of Tea in Switzerland Tea didn’t show up in Switzerland
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Singapore consumes 0.82 lb of tea per capita per year. Green tea is the most popular beverage in the country as well as its soft drink variants like Bubble tea and Teh Tarik. Ginger is a common ingredient added to the multiple tea options around Singapore. Most of the tea in the country is imported
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UAE consumes 1.60 lb of tea per capita per year. Over 42,000 lbs of Black tea are consumed across the UAE daily. UAE is the largest tea re-exporter worldwide, covering 60% of the global tea demand thanks to the perfect geographical location between the East and the West. History of Tea in UAE Most of
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Australia consumes 1,65 lb of tea per capita per year, entering the Top 20 tea-drinking nations worldwide. Tea is the most popular non-alcoholic beverage in the county. Over 42% of people prefer premium Black tea, while 30% are English Breakfast fans. Green tea is favorite among 23% of Australians while 18% of Aussies enjoy a
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