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¡á About the IssueFor thousands of years, tea has been an important drink across the world, reflectingthe regional and cultural trends of different eras. A cup of tea is produced by brewingtea leaves, also known by its scientific name Camellia sinensis, and by strict definition,the category is limited to green tea, white tea, yellow tea, blue tea, and black tea. Ingeneral, tea refers to a wider range of variations such as herb tea, flavored tea, andeven iced tea. Different cultures have developed their own tea-drinking customs andtraditions, represented by Asian countries of Japan, China, and Taiwan and by Englandwhich is famous for afternoon tea. These cultures suggest tea drinking as a ceremonyconsisting of tea, tea-making tools, tableware, and accompanying snacks, which iselevated to an art form. Since the pandemic, tea products have gained popularity aswellness drinks, thanks to the increased demand for healthy and functional tea.
 

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