Survey: South Africans Happiest When Spending Time With Loved Ones And Sipping Tea
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on our lives. It has fundamentally changed the way we live, dress, work and interact with each other.
How tea has empowered women through the ages
For centuries, drinking tea has played a central role in the lives of women across the globe. Women like British born Mary Tuke (1725-72) was among the first tea merchants to build a chain of tea stores.
Heatstruck? Science explains why drinking a cup of hot Rooibos is a healthier way to cool down this summer
The scorching temperatures experienced in large parts of South Africa, could put many at risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Babies, children and the elderly are particularly sensitive to the heat.
Rooibos – a uniquely South African story
This blog on the MyKitchen website provides a beautiful overview of the Rooibos story – from how it became part of the tea-drinking culture in the Cederberg region during the 19th century to finding ways to germinate Rooibos seeds in the 1930s.
Drink Rooibos to keep your new year’s resolutions alive
Randfontein Herald: ‘DRINK ROOIBOS TO KEEP YOUR NY RESOLUTIONS ALIVE’ Read more here:North Eastern Tribune: HOW ROOIBOS TEA CAN HELP KEEP YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS GOING STRONG Read more here:Fourways Review: HOW ROOIBOS TEA CAN HELP YOU KEEP YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS GOING STRONG Read more here:Midrand Reporter: HOW ROOIBOS TEA CAN HELP KEEP YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS GOING […]
Drinking Rooibos could help team SA bring home the gold
As the excitement continues to mount in the countdown to the Tokyo Olympic Games, athletes will have trialled numerous dietary supplements to give them a competitive edge in the hope to set new records and bring home the gold.
Rooibos Limited Launches New Corporate Website
Rooibos Limited, the preferred supplier of Rooibos around the world, has launched a brand new corporate site this week.
What are the expectations for this year’s Rooibos harvest?
The recent drought negatively impacted the production of Rooibos. As a result, the demand for Rooibos exceeded supply, and Rooibos prices increased. This influenced the domestic market where price sensitivity decreased the demand for Rooibos by 30% over the past three years. During the same period, the demand for Rooibos in Japan increased by 100%.
Scientists concur: Rooibos’ potential to curb heart disease is undeniable
Soon cardiologists could be prescribing Rooibos as part of the therapeutic approach to tackle cardiovascular disease (CVD) – an epidemic that annually claims 8.76 million lives worldwide. So says Prof Amanda Swart from the Biochemistry Department at Stellenbosch University following an examination of peer-reviewed studies spanning the last two decades on the therapeutic potential of […]
Rooibos Ltd co-sponsors the Tea Exporters Association’s AGM in Sri Lanka
Rooibos Ltd was one of the sponsors of the 19th Annual General Meeting of the Tea Exporters Association (TEA) which took place in Colombo, Sri Lanka, on 31 August 2018.
