Green tea, taken in a capsule or drunk in a cup, may shave a few points off "bad" cholesterol readings, according to a US study involving more than 1,000 people.
The findings, published in the . . . → Read More: Green tea treats bad cholesterol
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Political turmoil in the Middle East and confusion over the mode of payment for imports by Iran have taken a toll on India’s tea exports, which have fallen by over 14 million kg during January-August . . . → Read More: Gulf turmoil hit Indian tea exports 2011-09-20 Tea exports to mainland China increased by 56 percent in the first eight months of this year due to preferential tariff treatment under a major trade pact signed between the two sides of the . . . → Read More: Tea exports to China increased up to 56% 20 SEP, 2011 NEW DELHI: India’s tea imports declined by 22 per cent to 5.19 million kg in the April-July period of the current fiscal. The country had imported 6.62 million kg of the . . . → Read More: India tea imports down 22 per cent in April-July, 2011 2011-09-17 On a clear day throughout the southern hills of Guizhou province an army of womenrhythmically move through a sea of bushes on a mission to find only the very best for one ofthe . . . → Read More: Guizhou tea set to make a big splash The study was compiled by USDA experts from several prior studies on the individual interactions between compounds in green tea and several disease causing bacteria by S. C. A recent USDA study states . . . → Read More: Eating green tea leaves may help combat different types of harmful bacteria August 28, 2011 The Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sri Lanka (FCCISL) recently announced that it is the local representative of China Tea Expo 2011, scheduled to be held on October 28-31 . . . → Read More: FCCISL local partner for World Tea Expo 2011 in China |
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