Black Loose Assam Leaf Tea
₹375.0
| Packaging Type | Loose |
| Form | Leaf |
| Origin | Assam |
| Color | Black |
| Moisture | 1% |
| Usage/Application | Making Tea |
Loose Assam Leaf Tea
Black Assam Leaf Tea
| Packaging Type | Loose |
| Form | Leaf |
| Origin | Assam |
| Colour | Black |
| Moisture | 1% |
| Usage/Application | Making Tea |
Black Assam Leaf Tea
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there is no specific type of tea called "leaf tea" that is inherently different from other types of tea. The term "leaf tea" generally refers to loose-leaf tea, which is a form of tea made from whole or partially broken tea leaves, as opposed to tea bags, which typically contain fannings or dust, which are smaller broken tea leaves. However, both loose-leaf tea and tea bags can be made from the same type of tea plant. When discussing the sustainability of tea, it's important to consider factors such as the environmental impact of cultivation, production methods, packaging, transportation, and social implications for workers in the tea industry. These factors apply to both loose-leaf and tea bags.
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