Clipper Tea
News releases
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Clipper Teas Launches New Integrated Campaign Calling on Consumers to Make it Better
Clipper Teas launches its new integrated marketing campaign which will see it invite consumers to ‘Make it Better’ and not settle – especially when it comes to tea.
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There’s No Plan Bee: Empty Shop Shelves In A Future Without Bees
This Organic September, Clipper Teas joins forces with bee expert Dave Goulson and the National Trust to demonstrate the importance of bees, and other pollinators, on the food system.
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Clipper launches NEW and Improved Organic Mood Infusions that are Better for People and the Planet
Clipper Teas is expanding its range of organic infusions with three exciting new flavours, to meet growing consumer demand for natural and organic teas with functional ingredients to supp...
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Clipper Teas launches brand-first Organic Hemp Infusions
Clipper meets growing needs for natural, organic infusions to help shoppers relax and unwind
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SERVE CLIMATE JUSTICE WITH FAIRTRADE TEA
Clipper Teas and Fairtrade Foundation support sustainable farming methods
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Clipper Teas Donates £2,500 to Provide Community Fridge and Food Vouchers to Local Beaminster Res...
Clipper Teas is donating £2,500 to the Beaminster Food Bank to support the ‘Community Fridge Project’ and to aid the distribution of Food Bank care packages.
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Clipper Teas Launches Organic Tea Advent Calendar
Clipper Teas, the ethical tea brand owned by Wessanen UK, has launched an Organic Tea Advent Calendar designed to surprise and delight tea lovers in the run up to Christmas.
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Clipper Teas delivers an on-pack promotion with purpose
Clipper Teas, the natural and organic tea brand owned by Wessanen UK is rewarding its loyal tea drinkers with a free, beautifully-illustrated bamboo cup in exchange for four tokens found ...
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Clipper Teas expands UK’s most natural decaffeinated tea range
Clipper Teas, the natural and organic tea brand owned by Wessanen UK, has expanded its range of the UK’s most naturally decaffeinated tea to the Health Food Trade following increased cons...
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Katie Piper helps to spread Clipper Teas’ Fairtrade Fortnight message
The world’s largest Fairtrade tea brand, Clipper Teas has enlisted support from high-profile activist and television presenter, Katie Piper, to highlight the positive impact of ethical te...
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Clipper Teas introduces new fully recyclable tea bag envelopes
Clipper Teas has launched a fully recyclable tea bag envelope and 100% organic string on its string and tag tea bags; the latest sustainable packaging solution since the brand rolled out ...
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Clipper launches tea swap pop-up in Shoreditch
To celebrate 25 years of Fairtrade, tea pioneer, Clipper, will open a pop-up on 11 June at Boxpark, Shoreditch where consumers can swap their usual tea for a box of the brand’s Fairtrade ...
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Clipper celebrates 25 years of Fairtrade tea
The simple act of buying Fairtrade can make the world of difference. It’s why Clipper Teas was the first ever UK tea to carry the Fairtrade mark 25 years ago, and today is the world’s lar...
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Bags more to feel good about from Clipper
Clipper Teas, the ethical tea brand owned by Wessanen UK, has developed the world’s first plastic-free, non-GM and unbleached heat-sealed tea bag.
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Clipper Teas brings organic and Fairtrade teas to the sky with new easyJet deal
Clipper Teas, the natural and ethical brand owned by Wessanen UK, has announced a two-year agreement with easyJet to supply its organic and Fairtrade teas on board.
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Clipper Teas speeds to success with Virgin Trains
Clipper Teas is on track to its best year in the foodservice sector after securing a major agreement with Virgin Trains, which will see around one million Clipper teas served on board eac...
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Clipper Teas aims to introduce plastic-free tea bags by summer 2018
Clipper Teas, the ethical tea brand owned by Wessanen UK, has pledged to have a fully biodegradable tea bag in operation by the summer after completing initial trials on a new substrate.
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Wessanen invests in major in-sourcing project
Wessanen makes significant investment in new equipment at its UK tea factory as part of its plans to develop an overall Centre of Tea Excellence.