Where Do Tea Extracts Come From?
Today’s consumer is more discerning than ever before. With a wide variety of drink choices on the market, consumers can select their perfect beverage, tailored …
The Benefits of Tea Extracts | Finlays Extracts
Today’s consumer is more discerning than ever before. Taste and price are not the only deciding factors in beverage purchases, as more and more consumers …
Three take-aways from the World Tea Expo 2023
In March, Ryan Collins, Tea Marketing Manager for Finlays Americas, visited World Tea Expo. This is the leading tea event and largest gathering of the …
Finlays takes action to ensure worker safety in response to BBC Africa Eye/Panorama documentary featuring our sites in Kenya
In February, BBC’s Africa Eye and Panorama programmes broadcast some deeply shocking and upsetting testimony of sexual exploitation from women working at James Finlay Kenya. …
Mark Peters: 40 Years of Tea at Finlays
Tea Specialist Mark Peters is celebrating 40 years of working at Finlays. He joined as a Management Trainee in 1982 undergoing a seven year programme …
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5 Sustainable Tea and Coffee Packaging Trends in the UK
Packaging Manager Sarah Martin unveils Finlay Beverages’ sustainable tea and coffee packaging f initiative and highlights five key packaging trends UK retailers should be aware …
Rising Tea Prices in the US: Everything You Need to Know
Art Lopez, Senior Director of Marketing for Finlays Americas shares his view on what’s driving cost increases in tea in the US market , and …
Meet The Expert: Chunhe Song from James Finlay Guizhou
Chunhe Song is R&D Manager for Leaf Sourcing and Supply at James Finlay Guizhou 1. Tell us about your role Building strong relationships with …
The Effervescent Rise of Hard Seltzers – Hard Seltzer Trends of 2021
Art Lopez, Marketing Director, Tea at Finlays Americas explores the hard seltzer trend and how tea, herbals and botanicals are becoming key ingredients. — There’s …
The Future of the Tea Market in the USA is About Taking a Narrative Approach to Promoting Tea
The North American tea industry has come to rely on certification labels as a way of adding value to tea from a consumer point of …
Finlays in the Frame 2021: Winners Announced
Each year, in 1750 Magazine, we reveal the winners of our annual photography competition “Finlays in the Frame” Finlays in the Frame sees Finlays people …
Liu Renjun: A True Finlays Role Model
Liu Renjun, a Quality Inspector at James Finlay Guizhou, has been honoured as a “National Role Model Worker” – one of the very highest honours …
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Discover The Wellbeing Collection
Finlays launches The Wellbeing Collection – our premium tea extracts range helping brand owners tap into the trend for natural, functional and sustainable products …
Defining the Waves of Tea
Following our recent article about the “Waves of Coffee“, we’re sharing its sibling article all about the “waves of tea”. Words by Helen Hume, Group …
An Interview With Igor Lisinenko of Leading Russian Tea Company MAY Foods
MAY Foods is a leading Russian tea company with a growing global presence, and is a long-term customer of Finlays. In the latest edition of …
Finding the Future in the Past to Unleash the Potential of Chinese Tea
Words: Guy Chambers Image: Giulio Mazzarini Brits Drink A Lot Of Tea. UK Tea Consumption Is Among The World’s Highest (Roughly 2kg Per Person Per …
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VIDEO: Unleash The Potential of Chinese Tea With James Finlay Guizhou
China is the world’s biggest producer of tea, where 45% of the world’s tea is grown. This is almost double the volume of the next biggest producing country.
Family matters: Talking Tea Trends With Cindi Bigelow
A longstanding customer of Finlays, Bigelow Tea is the very definition of a family business, not just because it’s run by a family, but because …
Villan – a Finlays hero
AFTER 10 YEARS WORKING IN THE FIELDS AT ARGENTE TEA FIELD, SEBASTIAN VILLAN SET OUT TO ACHIEVE HIS DREAM OF A DIFFERENT FUTURE FOR HIMSELF …
How Chinese teaware helped make tea a British icon
Despite originating in China, porcelain teaware remains inextricably entwined with British culture. Colin Sheaf, Chairman of the Sir Percival David foundation of Chinese art, and deputy Chairman at Bonhams auction house, is a world-renowned expert in Asian art, including teaware.
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