Sentence examples for tea product from inspiring English sources
"tea product" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to refer to any type of product related to tea, such as tea leaves, tea bags, tea infusers, etc. For example, "We offer a wide variety of high quality tea products for all tastes and budgets."
Another point worth noting is that there was never any discussion about adding high fructose corn syrup to any Honest Tea product -- the discussion only focused on whether we would take the "no high fructose corn syrup" language off our package.
O. Kuntze) are commonly grown at high elevation for good quality of tea product.
2, 38 As one of the flavonoids, AMP was isolated from Ampelopsis grossedentata, which has been widely used as a tea product in South China.
9– 11 Ampelopsin (AMP) belongs to flavonids and is the major bioactive component extracted from the Chinese medicinal herb Ampelopsis grossedentata, which is widely grown in South China and its tender leaves and stems are used as a healthy tea product.
Therefore, the present study was to determine whether an oral decaffeinated green tea product might be effective in early cancer intervention with efficacy based on elimination or reduction to below the limits of detection of the cancer-specific ENOX2 proteins from subjects' sera.
S. pombe also has been isolated from fruits; from kombucha, a tea product produced by mixed fermentation with yeasts (including S. pombe) and bacteria; and from molasses, used to produce distilled spirits such as rum and tequila (Gomes et al. 2002).
Further microbiologic studies on the heat resistance of salmonellae and desiccated strains are needed to provide information on how tea products can be rendered microbiologically safe through appropriate heat treatment during production and preparation at home.
Owing to high demand for Roselle Tea products as nourishment for healthy living, there is need to increase the production capacity by automating the production processes.
Growers also developed luxury tea products, particularly "white tips" tea, which is drawn from the white buds of tea leaves.
Last year, 12 of the 18 tea products it tested were found to contain at least one banned pesticide.
The company, which had previously tested a variety of green tea supplements typically found in health food stores, took a close look at brewed and bottled green tea products, a segment that has grown rapidly since the 1990s.
