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Twinings Decaffeinated English Breakfast Tea Bags (Pack of 80) F12423
£17.94 Ex. VAT
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Description
This robust blend of Assam, Kenyan and Ceylon teas has been carefully prepared and decaffeinated by the experts at Twinings, for a full-bodied cup packed with flavour, but without the caffeine. Like all Twinings tea, English Breakfast is made using tea from estates under the Ethical Tea Partnership. This pack contains 80 individually envelope wrapped tea bags (supplied in 4 packs of 20 tea bags). Ideal for shared kitchens.
- Full bodied decaffeinated tea for any time of the day
- Made from decaffeinated leaves
- Serve with or without sugar and milk
- Classic tea from the experts at Twinings
- Made with tea leaves from estates under the Ethical Tea Partnership
- Individually envelope wrapped tea bags
- Pack of 80 (4×20)
Additional information
| Brand | Twinings |
|---|---|
| Width (mm) | 130 |
| Height (mm) | 280 |
| Country Of Origin | Poland |
| Kit Flag | N |
| Availability Code | 99 |
| Net Price Indicator | Y |
| Product Unit | 1 |
| Supplier | VOW |
| Logistics Lead Time | 001 |
| Green Choice | N |
| Status Description | ONSALE |
| Catalogue Discount | 1 |
| Matrix Letter | L |
| UK VAT Codes | Z |
| EIRE VAT Codes | T |
| REACH Requires Health & Safety Data Sheet (Yes/No) | No |
| UNSPSC Code | 50201700 |
| BOSS Code | 70102 |
| CE Marking | Out of Scope |
| Contains Single Use Plastic (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Minimum Recycled Content (%) | 0 |
| Beverage Type | Tea |
| Pack Size Qty | 80 |
| Selling Unit | Pack 80 |
| Catalogue Page Number | 25 |
| Caffeinated/Decaffeinated | Decaffeinated |
| Launch Date | 31/12/2011 |
| OEM | F12423 |
| Pack Unit of Sale Barcode | 70177853372 |
| Minimum Recyclable Content (%) | 57 |
| Weight | 0.3725 kg |
About Twinings
Twinings began in 1706 when Thomas Twining began to sell it in his coffee house on London’s Strand, with the promise to only sell the very best quality and variety. By 1750 tea was the drink of choice for the masses and Twining opened the very first tea shop in London, The Golden Lyon. More than 300 years later tea is still sold from the shop and, though times have changed, the passion for quality is still there. Over 3000 cups of tea are tasted ever week by expert blenders to ensure the innovation and creativity never falters.
