
Remember that October is Fair Trade Month. It’s a perfect time to reflect on the origin and growers of our food and take care of those that provide us with gourmet coffee, tea, wine, chocolate, flowers and fruit.
Santa Cruz Organic partnered with Choice Organic Tea to use their Fair Trade certified tea in two new beverages:
Organic Tea - blends a trinity of brewed green, white and black Fair Trade tea with organic fruit juice to create four robust blends: Peppermint, Mango, Raspberry and Lemon.
TeaZer organic sparkling tea – is a carbonated twist to the still tea. Teazers add a splash of Santa Cruz Organic juice for a subtle flavor to the Fair Trade tea blend. Four super refreshing flavors include Lemon, Raspberry, Pear and Passion fruit.
All of these teas are sold in natural grocers nationwide.
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