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Tea names are finished agricultural goods sold on the open market. Tea
brands are packaging names. Puerh factories might be the exception that take raw tea material and produce a finished product like a canning factory. There are questions where say more Dareeling is consumed than sold or what makes a tea organic or why two English Breakfasts taste different. But tea is tea if it is camellia sinensis. The tea industry doesn't work the way I understand your question. Jim Zoom wrote: > Hi, > > There are so many green and white teas on the market, it is difficult to > ascertain which is the most authentic in terms of purity of the tea. I > haven't seen any studies that comparies that various teas in terms of which > brand are least processed and have the most authentic leaves with minimal > processing. Does anyone know where I can find this info? > > Thanks > > Zoom |
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