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The Good Tea Guide to Australia Your Easy Guide to Buying Tea Free from Forced, Child and Trafficked Labour The Good Tea Guide to Australia Your easy guide to buying tea free from forced, child and trafficked labour. Companies that ethically source all their tea products: Bercat Qi Chai Mamma Scarborough Fair Nature’s Cuppa Tielka Oxfam Zhena’s Tea Supermarkets: Company All tea is ethically Some tea is ethically Ethically sourced products sourced sourced Aldi Coles Coles brand Earl Grey Fairtrade Organic Woolworth’s Companies that ethically source coffee in some products: Chai Tea Company (FTC) Fairtrade Organic Indina Chai Organic Rainbow Chai teabags (not looseleaf) Fairtrade Pure Ceylon Black tea Clipper (FTC) Coles (FTC) Fairtrade Darjeeling tea Coles brand Earl Grey Fairtrade Organic Fairtrade English Breakfast Hampstead (FTC) Fairtrade Everyday Afternoon Chai (sachets and loose leaf) Fairtrade Everyday Breakfast Chai Orange Iced tea Fairtrade Everyday Night Camomile sachets Darjeeling sachets Fairtrade Fuso green tea tents range Darjeeling Cherry Iced tea Fairtrade Green tea Earl Grey (sachets and loose leaf) Fairtrade Green tea with Manuka English Breakfast (sachets and loose leaf) honey Fennel liquorice tea Fairtrade Jasmine Green tea Ginger green tea Fairtrade Organic Assam Green Jasmine tea Green tea (sachets and loose leaf) Pukka (FTC) Green Verveine Elegant English Breakfast Lemon Ginger tea Gorgeous Earl Grey Lemon Valerian Green Chai Mint Green Lemon Green Tea Oolong Elderflower Iced tea Lively English Breakfast Oolong tea Mint Green Tea bags Peppermint sachets Original Chai Rosehip Hibiscus Three Green Tea White tea loose leaf Vanilla Chai Lipton (RAC) Republic of Tea (RAC ) Tea from one plantation is currently certified. Goal 100% Organic Natural Green Rooibos to have 100% by 2015 Black Currant Cardamom Green Rooibos Love Chai (FTC) Get Active Herb Tea Caffeine Free Chai Get Burning Herb Tea Darjeeling tea Get Hydrated Herb Tea Earl Grey tea English Breakfast Get Limber Herb Tea French Breakfast Get Restored Herb Tea Licorice Chai Mango Chili Green Rooibos Tea Bags Original Chai Moringa Superherb Teabags Vanilla Rooibos Chai Orange Red Carrot Green Rooibos Tea Nerada (FTC) Bags Organic Camomile Plantain Coconut Green Rooibos Organic Chai Sweet Classic Black Tea Bags Organic Decaffeinated Black tea Three Garden Breakfast black tea Organic Extra Strong tea Tetley (RAC) Organic Green Tea Working towards 100% by 2016. Organic Green Tea Decaf Tradewinds Tea (FTC) Organic Green Tea with Lemon Myrtle Ceylon Fairtrade Family Blend Organic Green Tea with peppermint Ceylon Fairtrade Superior Blend Organic Rooibos and Honeybush Ceylon Fairtrade Earl Grey Organic Rooibos and vanilla Ceylon Fairtrade Premium Organic White tea Rainbow Chai Universal Village (FTC) Organic Ceylon Black Tea Where can I buy ethical tea? National ACT NT Aldi Mountain Creek Wholefoods Greenies Real Food Coles QLD Woolworths Flannery’s Natural & Organic Online: IGA (selected) The Green Grocer Daintree Organics Oxfam Maple St Co-op Eco Farms The Trading Circle Fair Go Trading SA Live Fair NSW The Organic Market New Internationalist Shop Kombu Wholefoods Wilson Organics Organic Trader Santos Organic Oxfam Shop Online TAS Sankofa VIC City Organics Tribes and Nations Organic Gertrude The Trading Circle Online Just Planet WA Shop Naturally Organic Wholefoods Fair Go Trading The Organic Branch Diversitat Wholefoods The Organic Collective Ethical Buying Friends of the Earth Organic n Green (online) Santos Organic The Common Good Check the Ethical Entrepreneur Organica Guide to WA for a full list ...as well as many other independent retailers throughout Australia! If your local cafe doesn’t stock ethical tea, give them a card and ask them to! Do you sell ethical tea? Send us your website address and details to [email protected] to be listed in the Good Tea Guide. Want to know more? Check out World Vision’s Tea Factsheet to find out more about the labour exploitation issues in the global tea industry. .
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