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A UK survey finds most adults wrongly believe tea is grown domestically, despite nearly all being imported.
A new survey of 1,365 British adults reveals that 21% mistakenly believe their tea is grown in the UK, with the figure rising to 46% among 25- to 34-year-olds, despite nearly all UK tea being imported from Kenya, India, and Malawi.
Only a small amount is grown domestically, mainly in Cornwall.
The study, commissioned by Fairtrade, shows strong public demand for supply chain transparency, with 86% wanting clearer sourcing info, 75% seeking details on farmer payments, and 55% believing companies should take major responsibility for workers’ rights.
Only 10% of UK tea sales are Fairtrade-certified.
Fairtrade’s annual campaign urges retailers to adopt ethical practices, supporting farmers through guaranteed minimum prices and premiums to combat poverty and climate change impacts.
Una encuesta del Reino Unido encuentra que la mayoría de los adultos creen erróneamente que el té se cultiva en el país, a pesar de que casi todo es importado.