Tea Tonic makes every sip special with maximum goodness in every cup. From health-packed herbal tea to bold black tea, gorgeous greens and wondrous whites, we have a tea for every taste. Plus, we’re Australian Certified Organic – so you know our tea is 100% natural. No nasties. No chemicals. Just good vibes and great flavours. Go on, treat yourself with our organic teas. Elevate your tea time.
“ As a naturopath, traditional teas can do more harm than good so I wanted to raise the bar with premium, unprocessed teas made from organic ingredients – teas that would improve health, that people would genuinely love to drink. That’s was the original vision and it still inspires me today. ”
Tea that’s better for you – and the environment too! At Tea Tonic, we’re proudly Australian and proudly organic. With more than 80% of our range being Australian Certified Organic, our teas promote wellbeing, while also protecting the planet...
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Organic tea refers to tea that is grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, fertilisers, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs). It is produced using natural farming methods that prioritise soil health and sustainability.
Choosing organic tea ensures you are consuming a product free from harmful chemicals and toxins. Organic farming practices also promote environmental conservation and support the well-being of farmers.
Look for trusted certifications such as Australian Certified Organic (ACO). At Tea Tonic, 80% of our range is Australian Certified Organic, promoting wellbeing, while also protecting the planet.
While taste preferences vary among individuals, many people believe that organically grown teas offer superior flavour profiles due to their natural cultivation methods. The absence of chemical residues may contribute to a cleaner and more authentic taste experience.
Yes! While both terms suggest products derived from nature, they have distinct meanings when it comes to labelling regulations for food products like teas. Natural generally means minimal processing but does not necessarily imply adherence to specific agricultural practices. To be labelled as 'organic,' stringent guidelines must be followed regarding production techniques excluding synthetic substances.
No, not all herbal teas are automatically classified as organic teas unless they meet specific criteria set by regulatory bodies certifying them as such.
