People have been drinking tea for thousands of years.

It is believed that tea first originated in China as a type of medicine, but over the years spread across all continents and is now consumed in huge quantities on a daily basis.

Tea is indeed one of the most popular and healthiest drinks in the world, and a huge selection of tea can be easily obtained in most supermarkets.

People drink strong or weak tea, with or without sugar, with or without milk, and with or without caffeine – depending on personal preference. The British are known for drinking tea with milk, in India Masala Chai is popular, and green tea is often associated with China.

We have all heard of the Boston Tea Party – although it wasn’t really a tea party. During this political demonstration in Boston, USA, hundreds of cases of imported tea were thrown into the water and ruined. This incident is a true example of how important tea was, and still is, to people around the world.

Although tea has been a favorite beverage for thousands of years, teabags are relatively new – having only been invented a century ago. Until then, tealeaves were brewed in teapots and teacups. The first teabags were square or rectangular but nowadays circular and tetrahedral bags can be seen too.

The Adanim story is a unique but simple one. Over 2 decades ago, Professor Alon of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel began conducting a series of experiments with organically grown herbs. He believed that cultivating specific herbs that are native to the country’s soil and climate would lead to the production of exquisite herbal tea flavors.
  Professor Alon’s hypothesis succeeded and his unique herbal tea products flourished. Family and friends were delighted to taste such delicate flavors and Adanim began to grow and prosper. Over the years, this small family business has turned into an established and reputable tea company, while remaining true to its origins.
  Adanim still believes that chemicals and pesticides are harmful to the environment and the community, and therefore avoid using them whenever possible. That is why most Adanim teas are organic and those that are not comply with strict international standards.
  The Adanim herbal teas and fruit infusions are truly world class.

 
Adanim Tea is committed to conduct its entire business activity while taking into account important social and environmental factors:

Looking After Tomorrow’s Environment – Applying organic and environmentally friendly growing and production methods.

Fair Trade – Entire raw materials imported from tea producing countries are purchased from fair trade certified suppliers.

Social Involvement – Raise significant contribution to the surrounding community in various means.

All Adanim teas comply with the strictest international manufacturing standards, and the Adanim organic teas have been awarded the highest organic certifications worldwide – to ensure our customers receive the best products possible.

 

USDA Organic – The United States Department of Agriculture regulates the agriculture farming standards for products that are to be defined as organically produced

    

Canada Organic – This Canadian certificate is proof that products bearing this label comply with the Canadian government’s regulatory requirements for organic products.

    

EU Organic – The European Union (EU) organic certification for ensuring consumers that food and drink bearing this logo complies with the EU organic farming regulations in full.

    

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Agriculture biologique  - Products containing France’s national logo for organic products must contain at least 95% organic components and must be produced or processed within the European Union.

    

Ecocert Certification – This French organic certification certifies certain foods, textiles, perfumes, cosmetics and detergents as organic.

    

Organic Agrior Inspection and Certification – Established by the Israel Bio Organic Agriculture Association for certifying organic produce.

    

The Israel Bio-Organic Agriculture Association – The Israel IBOAA aims at preserving the Israeli soil by encouraging and certifying bio-organic agriculture.

 

Israel Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development – This label on products grown in Israel is proof that they have been grown organically in compliance with Israel’s organic farming laws.

    

ISO 9001 – All Adanim tea is ISO 9001 certified and complies with the highest international standards of quality.

    

BRC Global Standards – The British Retail Consortium (BRC) is a leading safety and quality certification program, for guaranteeing the standardization of certain criteria in order to protect the end consumer.

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