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From Drink to Global Politics: Tea Day

International Tea Day: the journey of tea from a simple drink to a tool of global politics, its history, economy, and health benefits.

Harper Clark
ByHarper Clark- Senior Editor
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tea-day" class="internal-tag-link">International Tea Day, established by the UN, highlights the decline in tea consumption. May 21 marks the start of the tea harvest season in Asia.

Tea is a vital source of income for millions. In India, it holds religious significance. Most tea industry workers are women.

Historically, tea influenced global economy and politics, as seen in the Boston Tea Party and the Opium Wars.

Tea also plays a role in diplomacy, fostering a friendly atmosphere in negotiations. Unique tea traditions exist in Japan, China, and India.

Many myths surround tea's benefits. For instance, tea's caffeine content is not necessarily less than coffee. The claim that green tea is healthier than black tea lacks scientific backing.

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