What's the nutritional content of your teas? How much sugar is in your tea?Updated 2 months ago

We base the nutritional guidelines of our tea on the Food Standards Australian New Zealand (FSANZ). A third party measures the nutritional content of our teas per 100 ml/3.3 oz. From this, we then base our final nutritional value per 250 ml/8.4 oz — a standard cup of tea.

As a rule of thumb, almost all our teas generally contain less than 1 g/0.03 oz of nutritional content (protein, fat, carbohydrates and sugars) per 100 ml/3.3 fl oz, and hence don’t need a nutritional information panel (NIP). Therefore, if your tea doesn’t contain a NIP be assured that all the nutritional information for your tea is less than one gram per 100 ml/3.3 fl oz.

We do, however, have a small range of teas that contain NIPs. These are either teas that contain more than 1 g/0.03 oz of nutritional content per 100 ml/3.3 fl oz, or teas that include a compound ingredient (like mango pieces or hazelnut brittle). These NIPs will explicitly list the nutritional value of each tea.

If you have any other questions, please get in touch with our Customer Care here.