It has been behind some of Britain's best-loved cuppas for more than 300 years. But Twinings could be brewing up a storm in a tea cup by discontinuing one of its staple blends.

You would think that after selling tea for more than 300 years (Twinings’ flagship store opened in London in 1706), just about everything having to do with tea would have been said and done.

Twinings gives tea drinkers a taste of British blends By Tang Zhihao (China Daily) Updated: 2015-03-02 07:38 Comments Print Mail Large Medium Small ...

British tea manufacturer Twinings has launched a brand new range of sparkling teas, due to go on sale from Wednesday. Each can is free of artificial sweeteners and colours.

The price of a pack of Twinings Tea went up from £5.25 to £6 in Tesco, while in Morrisons the price jumped up from £5.30 to £5.99. A 20-pack of Twinings Camomile teabags rocketed by 32% from ...

The UK-based group, which also owns a grocery and ingredients division making products such as Kingsmill bread and Twinings tea, said that the 15 per cent increase in sales to £19.8bn in the year ...