May 21 marks International Tea Day. With a global market valued at nearly $50 billion in 2023, tea is said to be the second most consumed beverage in the world. As the United Nations notes, the tea industry provides "a major source of income and export earnings for some of the poorest countries and, thanks to its high labor requirements, generates numerous jobs, particularly in remote and economically disadvantaged areas."
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Tea 44.4%
Coffee 55.6%
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Coffee is taking over the planet. Look at the UK. They've always been known as tea drinkers.
I was shocked the UK's leaning coffee. But honestly, it's pretty much neck and neck.
Coffee seems more addictive to me. Also more varieties and improved coffee machines.
Yeah, I can't live without my morning mug and two more espressos throughout the day. I even get headaches if I don't have 'em!
I'm surprised coffee beats tea in China! You go to any restaurant and they serve tea by default, not coffee
I can't drink coffee anymore because of health problems... also, coffee makes me feel hyper and I don't like that. I drink lemongrass tea that my great-grandmother's friend grows, as well as hibiscus tea and cinnamon tea.
Capim limão? pt-br?
Sim.
Also, pic not related, just to illustrate 👌
i drink tea (cold) more often but coffee in the mornings.