Even though North American hot drink market is dominated by coffee, tea is emerging thanks to health and wellness trend especially among the younger generation. Canadians love their cuppa. Due to multi-ethnic and multi cultural environment in Canada, there is a good variety of teas available for Canadians. This is mainly due to the influence from Chinese and Indian immigrants in Canada. By the way, Tea and Herbal Association of Canada is doing a great job to educate tea lovers / professionals on this wonderful beverage by conducting tea sommelier courses and by publishing educational materials. This reputed Non-Profit body has released their latest magazine / Journal: Sip – New Issue. You can download this for free !

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I hope this journal will be an interesting read for all the tea lovers.

About Tea and Herbal Association of Canada

Established in 1954, as the Canadian Tea Council with the founding countries of Sri Lanka and India, the council carried the role of promoting tea consumption to Canadians. Today, as the Tea and Herbal Association of Canada.

The association act on behalf of members who consist of Producing Countries, Growers, Importers, Packers, Allied Trade, Retailers and TAC TEA SOMMELIERS™/℠ to promote tea.

Mission & Vision Statements: Their Mission is to be the absolute voice of the Tea Industry responsible for government relations, advocacy and providing PR & communication to consumers & industry. The Vision is to be the leading authority and industry voice on all things tea in Canada.

Four Pillars:

1. Government Relations: Ensure industry stability by positively influencing the Federal Legislative Agenda to support the Canadian tea industry’s growth.
2. Communication: Deliver the “Tea is a Healthy Beverage Choice” message to consumers and promote the benefits of drinking tea.
3. Membership Services: Serve as the number one source of information and research about tea and offering a recognized certified Tea Sommelier program.
4. Networking: Bringing together all levels of the tea industry’s supply chain to provide networking opportunities through annual conferences, government liaison and events.

What They Offer:

-Education

-Research & Statistics

-Publications & Networking

-Advocacy & Regulatory Support

-Media Relations & Promotion -International Representation

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References

1. Tea & Herbal Association of Canada: https://www.tea.ca/
2. Issuu: https://issuu.com/canadatea/docs/sip_-_issue_14