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The female duo Peng Luo and Xinyuan Sui, both hailing from China where they respectively received a tea education, founded Teemaa Teahouse in order to bring tea culture to Finland, a country known as the highest consumer of coffee in the world.

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What happens when a vice-president at a well-known hedge fund with bullish ambition decides to leave the finance sector and pursue her passion for clean ingredients? Well, a new product hits the shelves. This is the case with Carmen Sandor, CEO of Toronto-based Green Owl Vodka, which has been distilling clean green tea vodkas in Vaughan, Ont., since 2020. It is being widely distributed across Ontario, and is expected to launch in the West Coast soon.

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Visiting the thousand-year-old Snow Shan tea "elder"

That’s one of the subtler messages in a new business update from premium tea chain Nayuki Holdings Ltd. (2150.HK), as the company grapples with recurring challenges created by China’s pandemic. The country’s frequent lockdowns, most recently in the northwestern city of Xi’an, have been especially tough for retailers like Nayuki, which rose to prominence in the pre-pandemic era on the soaring popularity for premium teas costing around 20 yuan ($3.13) per cup.

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