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Newby Teas debuts in UAE

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Newby is hoping for a warm welcome to the region’s beverage market.
Newby is hoping for a warm welcome to the region’s beverage market.

Used in many hotels and restaurants around the world, Newby offers an extensive range of teas and infusions, from the Oriental Sencha - a blend of the finest, most delicate green tea flavoured with spring flowers - to the Aromatic Cinnamon, which is blended with Ceylonese tea.

There are more than 130 teas and herbal infusions in Newby's range, all of which are now available throughout the UAE.

Last year, Newby won three Great Taste Awards from the Guild of Fine Food in the UK in the single-estate and blended loose-leaf tea categories, and the company hopes to see similar success in the Middle East market following the company's appearance at Gulfood 2008 at the end of this month.

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