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FOODSERVICE CATALOG Foodservice Program to Suit Your Needs FOODSERVICE CATALOG Foodservice Program to suit your needs. From presentation chests to premium iced teas, Numi provides a full array of items to suit your foodservice needs. Numi makes Tea-On-The-Go, Tableside, In-Room and Loose Tea Service easy and elegant while elevating the tea experience. TABLE OF CONTENTS OUR PHILOSOPHY .......................................................................... 3-4 TEA-ON-THE-GO .............................................................................. 5-6 TABLESIDE & IN-ROOM TEA SERVICE .................................... 7-8 TEA & HERBAL TEASAN BAGS & BOXES ............................ 9-12 LOOSE LEAF TEAS & TEA SERVICE ...................................... 11-14 FRESH-BREWED ICED TEA...................................................... 15-16 SAVORY TEAS ................................................................................ 17-18 MARKETING SUPPORT ............................................................. 19-20 [email protected] 888.404.6864 numitea.com 888.404.6864 OUR PHILOSOPHY Through authenticity, creativity, and commitment to people and planet, we bring you the purest, best-tasting organic tea. Elevate your tea experience with Numi! 3 PURE TEA PLANET PEOPLE Our exceptional tasting teas are Through thoughtful choices, we are Our dedicated tea’m shares our mission captured in unique blends that use only committed to reducing our impact on of bringing you the best-tasting organic the highest quality organic ingredients. the planet. We use organic ingredients, tea, sourced directly from Fair Trade We blend premium full-leaf quality teas packaged in verified non-GMO natural Certified™ gardens that guarantee and herbs with only 100% real fruits, compostable filter-paper tea bags, not livable wages and better opportunities flowers and spices. Our flavors balance GMO corn or plastic “see-through” bags. for farmers and their families. richness and nuance and allow the pure Our recyclable boxes are made of 85% taste of tea to shine through. Elevate post-consumer waste and printed with your palate with Numi! soy-based inks. Most elements of our ECO-RESPONSIBILitY AUDIT packaging can be recycled Through thoughtful choices, Numi annually conserves: Energy Water Net or composted! Trees Landfill Reduced Reduced Greenhouse Saved Reduced (lbs.) (000) BTU (gallons) Emissions 6,956 447,392 3,683 million 3,119,468 629,145 Environmental impact estimates were made using the Environmental Defense Fund Paper Calculator. For more information visit http://www.papercalculator.org 4 numitea.com 888.404.6864 TEA-ON-THE-GO Numi’s premium, organic and fair trade tea bag program offers exceptional taste with on-the-go convenience. Our stylish displays are naturally appealing and add ambiance to any venue. See back of catalog for marketing support tools. 5 8-COUNT DISPLAY RACK (empty) 12-COUNT DISPLAY RACK (empty) Holds 8 tea boxes (see top 8 list below) Holds 12 tea boxes (see top 12 list below) Unit Dimensions: 15” x 6.75” x 16.5” Unit Dimensions: 15” x 10” x 22” Item # 40101 Item # 40107 100-CT. BULK TEA BAGS See complete list of bagged teas on pages 11-12 for a full range of Numi tea bag flavors. LARGE STORAGE TIN (empty) Holds 60-ct. tea bags Labels for each flavor are available. STORAGE TIN DISPLAY RACK (empty) Please inquire. Holds 4 large storage tins that hold 4.2” x 4.2” x 7.75” Unit Dimensions: 60 tea bags each. 40141 Item # Unit Dimensions: 17.5” x 5” x 12.5” Item # 40161 Sturdy iron racks are compact and sit well on counter or TOP 8* & 12** FOODSERVICE FLAVORS: affixed to wall. *Aged Earl Grey™ *Chamomile Lemon Tea bags easily dispense through perforations at bottoms *Breakfast Blend *Moroccan Mint of boxes. *Gunpowder Green **Maté Lemon *Jasmine Green **Berry Black™ Refill with 100-ct Bulk Tea Bags to reduce packaging waste. *Orange Spice **Decaf Simply Green *Rooibos Chai **Decaf Earl Grey Large storage tins hold loose tea bags. Racks available for convenience. *Top 8 flavors **Top 12 f lavors All top Foodservice blends are organic and Fair Trade CertifiedTM. See pages 11-12 of catalog for full range of Numi tea blends. 6 numitea.com 888.404.6864 TABLESIDE & IN-ROOM TEA SERVICE Whether offered tableside at a restaurant or placed in a banquet hall for self-service, Numi’s elegant tea chests and premium teas bring a touch of class to tea service and leave a lasting impression. Amenity Cards are a hotel in-room treat. See back of catalog for marketing support tools. 7 4-COUNT VELVET GLASS TOP PRESENTATION CHEST (empty) Holds 4 tea bag flavors; 20 tea bags total (see top 4 list below) Unit Dimensions: 7.25” x 6.5” x 2” Item # 10147 100-COUNT BULK TEA BAGS See complete list on pages 11-12 for full range of Numi flavors. 8-COUNT VELVET HARD TOP PRESENTATION CHEST (empty) Holds 8 tea bag flavors; 40 tea bags total (see top 8 list below) Unit Dimensions: 14.5” x 6.75” x 2.75” Item # 10157 8-COUNT VELVET GLASS TOP AMENITY CARD PRESENTATION CHEST (empty) FOR IN-ROOM TEA SERVICE Holds 8 tea bag flavors; Fold-out card holds Aged Earl 40 tea bags total Grey™ black tea and herbal (see top 8 list below) Moroccan Mint tea bags Unit Dimensions: 14.5” x 6.75” x 2.75” Unit Dimensions: 3.5” x 6” Item # 10154 Item # 31303 Case pack: 100 cards Velvet-lined presentation chests are made of pressed TOP 8* & 12** FOODSERVICE FLAVORS: bamboo with mahogany finish *Aged Earl Grey™ *Chamomile Lemon *Breakfast Blend *Moroccan Mint Velvet presentation chests available with wooden or glass **Gunpowder Green ***Maté Lemon top; holds 8 or 4 tea bag flavors **Jasmine Green ***Berry Black™ 4-count velvet glass top chest and Amenity Card are great **Orange Spice ***Decaf Simply Green for hotel in-room tea service **Rooibos Chai ***Decaf Earl Grey Refill with 100-ct bulk tea bags to reduce packaging waste *4, 8 & 12-ct. chests **8 & 12-ct. chests only ***12-ct. chest only All top Foodservice blends are organic and Fair Trade Certified™. See pages 11-12 of catalog for full range of Numi tea blends. 8 numitea.com 888.404.6864 ORGANIC TEA & HERBAL TEASAN BAGS & BOXES Celebrating our commitment to people, planet and pure tea, our packaging communicates the great taste of our premium-quality teas and herbal teasans as well as our dedication to sustainable values. 9 Tea Guide by Type All tea comes from a single plant, the Camellia Sinensis. An evergreen bush, tea is grown predominantly in Southeastern Asia. Harvesting, picking and processing this evergreen bush yields 5 classes of tea: white, green, oolong, black and pu·erh. WHITE GREEN OOLONG Processing: Young tea leaf buds Processing: The top leaf and bud Processing: Broader tea leaves are picked in early spring are air dried then pan fried, picked later in the season are before leaves unfurl. The buds steamed or baked to prevent partially oxidized while be- are withered then steamed to oxidation. The leaves are then ing rolled, curled, twisted and prevent oxidation. rolled or curled and undergo fired into their final form. firing and drying to remove all Flavor: Delicate, smooth and moisture. Flavor: Smooth, savory and slightly sweet rich; or delicate, with notes of Flavor: Vegetal, grassy and nutty orchid and exotic fruits. “Tea Health: Contains polyphenol for Connoisseurs” antioxidants. Health: Contains polyphenol antioxidants. Most abundant Health: Contains polyphenol Caffeine: Low catechin in green tea is EGCG. antioxidants. Caffeine: Medium Caffeine: Medium BLACK PU•ERH HERBAL Processing: The top two leaves Processing: “Broad leaves” are Herbal: Containing no tea leaves, and bud are air dried, then picked from ancient wild tea herbal teas are herbs, fruits and rolled or bruised, allowing the trees in Yunnan, China. Leaves flowers. “Teasan” is our term, leaf to fully oxidize. are piled, dampened and from the French “tisanes”, turned - fermented for 60 days. for brewed herbal beverages. Flavor: Robust, soft and full- They are then left loose or com- bodied pacted into brick-like shapes. Processing: Herbs, fruits or flowers are fully dried and sifted of dust. : Earthy flavor; hints of malt Health: Contains polyphenol Flavor antioxidants. Health: Contains polyphenol Flavor Range: minty, earthy, tart, antioxidants; and is tradition- sweet, floral or fruity Caffeine: High ally known to have many other health benefits. Health: Varies depending on herb. Caffeine: High Caffeine: Naturally caffeine-free 10 GREEN TEA BLACK TEA PU•ERH TEA JASMINE GREEN** AGED EARL GREY™* CHOCOLATE PU•ERH*† Green tea scented with Assam black tea aged Velvety & smooth real jasmine blossoms with real bergamot orange 16 ct box Item # 10360 18 ct box Item # 10108 18 ct box Item # 10170 100 ct tea bags Item # 30360 100 ct tea bags Item # 30108 100 ct tea bags Item # 30170 GUNPOWDER GREEN** BREAKFAST BLEND** EMPEROR’S PU•ERH*† & TEASANS Full leaf smooth Bold, rich & malty BOXED TEAS TEAS BOXED Rich hearty blend of green tea pearls black teas 16 ct box Item # 10350 18 ct box Item # 10109 18 ct box Item # 10220 100 ct tea bags Item # 30350 100 ct tea bags Item # 30109 100 ct tea bags Item # 30220 MATÉ LEMON** BERRY BLACK™ ** CARDAMOM PU•ERH*† Yerba Maté, green tea Darjeeling black tea & Sweet, aromatic & spicy and lemon myrtle real berries 16 ct box Item # 10430 18 ct box Item # 10250 16 ct box Item # 10230 100 ct tea bags Item # 30430 100 ct tea bags Item # 30250 100 ct tea bags Item # 30230 TOASTED RICE* DECAF EARL GREY** GINGER PU•ERH*† Nutty & savory smooth Decaf Assam black tea aged Earthy, warm & peppery with real bergamot orange green tea and toasted rice 16 ct box Item # 10410 16 ct box
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