We are committed to having all tea in Lipton Yellow Label tea bags sold in Europe certified by the Rainforest Alliance by 2010. We intend to extend certification to all tea in Lipton tea bags sold globally by 2015.
The Rainforest Alliance pioneered the practice of setting standards and certifying well-managed forests nearly 20 years ago, and developed comprehensive principles and standards for sustainable agriculture shortly thereafter.
Rainforest Alliance works with a number of crops, including coffee, bananas, wood, and chocolate.
For more information, please refer to:
www.rainforest-alliance.org.
We are committed to sourcing all our tea sustainably. However, given the scope of this ambition we have to take a step-by-step approach. To that extent, Lipton has asked the Rainforest Alliance to start by certifying tea farms in Africa, including the Lipton Tea Gardens.
For more information on frequently asked questions, please refer to:
www.liptonforthefuture.com.
Recently, the workers of the Lipton Estate in Kericho, Kenya welcomed two Canadian journalists to experience the sustainable practices of Lipton's Kericho tea farms for themselves. Find out what they had to say about their trip.
Read the National Post article.
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