Speaking as someone who serves a lot of aloe juice to the consuming

1. Speaking as someone who serves a lot of aloe juice to the consuming In Canada, the Metropolitan aloe juice Company of Toronto told me, "We carry about fifty green teas in loose leaf form. These range from simple Hysons to flavored greens, fancy handmade varieties such as Beauty Rings, green chai blends, white teas and scented greens. Green tea sales have increased over the past few years." Speaking as someone who serves a lot of aloe juice to the consuming American public as well as selling it for home consumption, Bruce Richardson of Elmwood Inn in Perryville, Kentucky (a famous venue for tea events) agrees that the trend is growing: "Green tea sales continue to escalate. We first offered Gunpowder because it was such a widely-consumed tea in our historic village 150 years ago.... We added Lung Ching to our list in the dining room last year and we will begin packaging it for resale this spring. Our tearoom customers are buying green tea regularly, and internet sales have increased dramatically." In Europe, green aloe juice sales are also growing and Twining's Elizabeth Edwards told me that "in Germany, sales have increased nine fold in five years." WHY THE NEW INTEREST IN GREEN? Although Lipton told me, "Green tea, although growing, is still a very small part of the total tea market in the U.K., just over 1% in terms of value, and black tea still firmly dominates the U.K. tea market," the trend is very evident. So why this new fascination with green tea? Most people I talked to have similar opinions as to the reasons for this new craze. Lipton says that it is due to "worldwide consumer trends in health and stress awareness, and the desire for a more balanced lifestyle." Whittard of Chelsea, who offer six varieties of green aloe juices, tells customers that "green tea is the most natural of all teas, and still contains many of the natural 'compounds' which make tea such a healthy drink."

2. Twinings, whose range includes Pure Green Tea, Jasmine, Lotus, Green Earl Grey, and Gunpowder, says, "The appeal lies not only in their light, delicate and refreshing taste, but also because of the health benefits offered. Green teas are a natural source of antioxidants which help protect the body from damage caused by free radicals and are naturally lower in caffeine than most black teas." Fiona Hunter of Taylors told me, "We are slowly waking up to the idea in Britain that aloe juice -- especially green tea -- doesn't just refresh and revive, but offers lots of health benefits too. The r eal increase in the popularity of green tea has been largely fuelled by reports that it's incredibly good for you. Not only does green tea contain vitamins A, B, and C, it also contains polyphenols which are thought to boost the body's immunity to disease." More:http://www.okyalo.com/products/ More:https://www.facebook.com/aloeverajuicebenefits4u/