Ginger Energy Tea loose

Organic Spice Tea Blend

Liquorice
Aromatic
Hot

Nice and warming. The lemony and quite spicy tea shimmers in a light beige in the cup and goes well with Asian cuisine, Christmas pastries and aromatic cakes. Its zesty finish makes it an ideal digestive aid that provides relief after a hearty meal. Drunk cold with fresh mint and lemon, the mixture is a pleasing refreshing drink for summer. A must for every Asia fan!

loose 100 g

€ 4.99

double chamber bag 32.4 g

€ 4.19

giant-size pack 1000 g

€ 45.70

Item number: 00851
VAT incl., plus shipping
Base price/1000g: € 49.90

Item number: 00851

VAT incl., plus shipping

Base price/1000g: € 49.90

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Ginger Energy Tea loose org. € 4.99

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Why is there no distinction between cinnamon ceylon and cinnamon cassia at some products?

At SONNENTOR we use Ceylon cinnamon from Sri Lanka, Madagascar and Tanzania. Our products are natural products and the different batches are subject to natural fluctuations and environmental influences, which means we sometimes use goods from different origins.

A regulation states that the designation “Ceylon” is a protected geographical indication and a protected designation of origin. If cinnamon is advertised as “Ceylon”, it must legally come from Sri Lanka.
Due to a new legal regulation (EU Implementing Regulation 2022/144 of February 2, 2022), we can no longer differentiate between cinnamon Ceylon and cinnamon cassia when advertising our ingredients.
Unfortunately, we were forced to delete the addition “Ceylon” at the expense of consumer clarity.

Basically, it should be noted that cinnamon cassia continues to be advertised under this name and cinnamon Ceylon is advertised as “cinnamon”.