More than just a tea party
THERE is always time for a cup of tea, no matter what the weather is like. Last month, tea lovers around the globe sat to a cuppa, some more, in celebration of “International Tea Day”, recognised on Dec 15.
More than just a celebration of any particular brew, International Tea Day also draws attention to the impact of the international tea trade, the workers and growers involved, besides supporting fair trade methods and processes within the tea domain.
BOH Tea took celebrations up a notch by sending out a mobile tea truck on a month-long “road trip”. The “tea tour” was commissioned to “Spread the Ummph” across 160 locations around Klang Valley, Seremban and Ipoh, presenting visitors with
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BOH’s most popular selection, BOH Iced Peach Tea.
On Dec 15, the truck made a stop at BOH Habu Tea Centre in Cameron Highlands, to welcome visitors and engage them in the International Tea Day celebration. Back at its corporate office in Kuala Lumpur, BOH also served tea to its office workers and the general public. We inform on the errors on page 10 in our paper dated Tuesday, Jan 16 - Starbucks Malaysia ‘gives good’. Starbucks Malaysia CSR manager is Rina Siew and not Rina Chew as reported. The person captioned in the complementing photograph is also not Siew. Any inconvenience is sincerely regretted.
In line with BOH’s commitment to sustainability, the brand contributed financial aid of RM20,000 to the Dignity for Children Foundation, raised via an Arts Exhibition Road Show which marks the Foundation’s 20th anniversary this year.
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