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Beyond the Teabag: Zero-Waste and Eco-Friendly Tea Practices

Most of us start our tea journey with a simple teabag. But did you know there are plenty of ways to make your tea routine kinder to the planet? Going beyond the teabag is a great place to start if you’re looking to reduce waste.

Begin by choosing loose-leaf tea: it’s often packaged in recyclable or reusable containers, meaning less plastic waste. Loose-leaf also allows you to precisely measure your brew, ensuring minimal leftover leaves. When you do have used tea leaves, don’t throw them away—collect and compost them! Tea leaves are rich in nutrients that help enrich the soil, making your garden or potted plants thrive.

Another eco-friendly swap is choosing reusable tea strainers or stainless-steel infusers. They last much longer than paper filters and are easy to clean. If you prefer teabags for convenience, opt for brands that use biodegradable, plastic-free materials. Every little effort helps.

Finally, consider re-steeping your favorite leaves. Many high-quality teas release new flavors with each infusion, and it’s a simple way to get more out of every scoop. Adding a dash of mindfulness—like enjoying each sip without distractions—further enhances the overall experience.

By making conscious choices, you’ll not only savour every cup but also care for our planet. After all, what’s more satisfying than a great cup of tea that leaves both you and the Earth refreshed?

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