Did You Know . . .
North American Tea Conference: Steeped
The North American Tea Conference 2026 will take place September 24 to 26 in Niagara on
the Lake, Canada, bringing together tea professionals for three days of insight, collaboration, and networking. Hosted by the Tea and Herbal Association of Canada, the program features educational sessions, industry discussions, and key events including the Gold Medal Tea Competition, Sustainability
Awards, and the Tea Maker Collaboration Project.
Tea & Health
Discover how the simple act of brewing a cup can transform into a powerful ritual for your well-being. From boosting your immune system to enhancing mental clarity, tea is more than just a soothing beverage – it’s a source of vitality and balance. Explore our comprehensive guides on the health benefits of tea, learn about the science behind their healing properties, and find tips on incorporating them into your daily routine.
Become a Member
Since the USTA’s formation by tea industry visionaries in 1899, we’ve been protecting and promoting the interests of companies like yours. We act as the industry’s recognized voice before government agencies and the media; and we’re your number one resource for complete, up-to-date information about anything related to tea. The Tea Association represents the best interest of our members on all matters of potential concern. The Tea Association also disseminates information and assists members in answering questions about the industry and in working out any problems that they may encounter. Membership affords the opportunity to keep abreast of the latest tea trends and keep up-to-date on important governmental matters.
Carbon Calculator Launch
Regulatory requirements for reporting environmental impacts are increasing, with businesses now required to disclose carbon footprints across supply chains and outline mitigation plans. To assist members in meeting these obligations using international standards, the Tea & Herbal Association of Canada, the UK Tea & Infusions Association, and the Tea Association of the U.S.A., Inc., have partnered with NSF to create a carbon calculator tailored to the tea industry.