Organic

This collection brings together the products in our range that are certified organic. Organic certification means the tea, herb or spice was grown and handled to standards that restrict synthetic pesticides and fertilisers, with the supply chain checked and audited by an accredited body. It is a sourcing and farming standard, verified by inspection rather than a claim about the product itself.

The range spans several categories: green, black and oolong teas, herbal infusions, and culinary herbs and spices, all drawn from suppliers who meet organic requirements. Grouping them here makes it easy to shop the certified-organic part of the catalogue in one place.

Each product page gives the specific details on origin, taste and preparation, along with its certification where applicable. If buying certified organic is a priority for you, this collection is the quickest way to see everything that qualifies across teas, herbs and spices.

Frequently asked questions

What does certified organic mean here?

It means the product was grown and handled to organic farming standards that restrict synthetic pesticides and fertilisers, with the supply chain verified by an accredited certifying body. It describes how the crop is farmed and traced, checked by independent inspection.

Which products are in the Organic collection?

The collection covers items across the catalogue that hold organic certification, including teas, herbal infusions, culinary herbs and spices. The exact selection depends on current stock, so check the product pages.

Is organic tea caffeine free?

Certification is about how a crop is grown, not its caffeine. Organic teas from Camellia sinensis still contain caffeine, while organic herbal infusions are generally caffeine free. Check the individual product page.

Where can I see the certification details?

Certification and origin details are listed on each product page. If you need documentation for a specific item, the product page is the place to start.