It’s January, the coldest month of the year here in North America and many of us are warming up by sipping hot beverages. No wonder January is National Tea Month!
We hope that all of you are safe wherever you are riding out this crisis, staying healthy by limiting exposure, and keeping connected despite the social distancing that is required at this time.
One of the most satisfying things about my 40+ years sourcing herbs around the world has been providing opportunities for women to earn income where employment for women in particular is scarce to nonexistent.
Bees, butterflies and other insects are essential to our food production as pollinators. Your cup of Teeccino depends on bees, both honey bees and wild bee species to ensure that crops are well pollinated. Chicory, carob, almonds, dates, figs, and dandelions are all pollinated by bees.
Teeccino is 25 years old! Seems like ancient times to look back at it now. No cell phones, no internet, no social media, photographs on film that had to be developed and printed. We actually did business by making phone calls, writing and mailing letters!
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