A serving of greens in every cup
Going beyond a simple cup of tea, delivering a multitude of health benefits as a functional infusion
Our Journey
Our journey has a remarkable beginning, stretching back several years when Brad embarked on a mission to cultivate and harvest barley greens on his farm. His primary motivation was to enhance his diet and manage the challenges posed by Crohn's disease. Little did he know that this pursuit would lead to the creation of a vertically integrated company, ultimately becoming one of the largest producers of barley greens in North America.
A Tea'd Greens Tasting Journey
Watch customers’ faces light up as they try Tea'd Greens for the first time. You'll hear their surprised reactions as they enjoy the fresh flavors and feel the natural boost from our healthy ingredients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can your pyramid bags have no microplastics?
In our unwavering commitment to authenticity, we control every step of the process, ensuring your Tea'd Greens experience is unparalleled. We craft our plant-based, glue-free, and fully biodegradable pyramid bags right here on the farm. Our plant-based pyramid bags are meticulously sealed using sonic technology, eliminating the need for glue, and generously filled with our super greens blends, ensuring each bag provides you with two to three cups of Tea'd Greens or a robust, flavorful single cup per brew.
How can Tea'd Greens br certified gluten free when it contains barley, wheat and oats?
Gluten is a protein that is only found in the seed kernels of certain grains such as wheat and barley.
Because we harvest our barley, wheat and oats while they are in the green leaf stage they are 100% gluten-free.
At our farm, we take great care in harvesting our leaves by hand to ensure the best quality product for our customers.
How can Tea'd Greens have no caffeine?
Tea'd Greens is made from the young green leaves of barley, wheat and oats which do not contain caffeine whatsoever.
Can I still get my hands on Tea'd Greens if it's not available in my area?
Absolutely! You can always purchase our delicious and nutritious super greens directly from our website, no matter where you are in the world. Plus, by ordering online, you'll have access to exclusive blends and special offers that you won't find in stores. So sit back, relax, and let us bring the goodness of Tea'd Greens right to your doorstep. SHOP NOW!
Is there really a serving of greens in EVERY cup?
Yes, each of our blends contain the greens from barley, wheat and oats. Experts recommend consuming 2 to 3 cups of leafy greens per week, and one cup of our supergreens tea per day can help meet this recommended intake for a healthy diet. One gram of our dried processed tea is equivalent to 1/3 cup of leafy fresh greens. Please read the Health Benefits that are backed by nutritional analysis.
What are the health benefits of Tea'd Greens?
Tea'd Greens offer a range of health benefits, depending on whether you choose our green, oolong or black tea-inspired greens. Our green tea inspired leaves have high levels of chlorophyll, amino acids, and isovitexin, which has anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, and neuroprotective effects. Meanwhile, oolong and black tea inspired leaves have considerably higher levels of tocopherol, tryptophan, and hydroquinone. Most excitingly, our black tea inspired leaves have 5 times more GABA, which reduces stress and anxiety. Sipping our tea before bed can promote relaxation and help you achieve balance and harmony in your busy life.
How is Natural Farmworks practicing regenerative and sustainable practices?
Natural Farmworks aims to produce food without causing any harm to the environment. Our agricultural approach has a zero to low carbon footprint and focuses on practices that are regenerative to the soil and ecosystem. Instead of using synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, natural farming employs techniques such as composting, crop rotation, and the use of natural predators to control pests. The use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides not only pollutes the environment but also harms the soil by destroying the beneficial microorganisms that live in it. Natural farming seeks to restore the soil's natural fertility by using natural methods such as applying compost, which helps to build soil structure and add nutrients. In addition, natural farming encourages biodiversity, including the planting of native trees and shrubs, to provide habitat for wildlife and to support healthy soil ecosystems. By adopting these sustainable practices, natural farming helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote a healthier and more resilient food system.