TEEKANNE gives "harmony for body & soul" a new, natural facet
Organic quality meets holistic well-being
TEEKANNE is relaunching its successful "Harmony for Body & Soul" range: Nine of the twelve varieties will be converted to organic raw materials from October, while three further varieties will provide moments of pleasure with additives.
In a world that is constantly changing and presents us all with new challenges every day, the popular TEEKANNE "Harmony for Body & Soul" range has accompanied moments of calm and enjoyment for many years. From October 2024, the successful herbal tea range will also ensure even more sustainable enjoyment: in future, nine of the twelve feel-good teas will be made from organic raw materials to meet the changing, modern demands of tea drinkers. "Magenfein", "Innere Ruhe", "Träum Schön", "Hol dir Kraft", "Atme dich frei", "Figur Balance", "Gesunde Abwehr", "Frisch und Munter" and "Basisch und Vital" will be the "perfect match" in all situations thanks to the combination of selected herbs in organic quality and unique taste.
In addition to the organic varieties, the range also includes three teas that are enriched with additives: "Good Digestion" with vitamin B2, "Immune Active" with vitamin C and zinc and "Better Sleep" with melatonin. These products have been specially developed to specifically support well-being with active ingredients, but go beyond organic standards due to the composition of the active ingredients.
Harmony for body & soul combines well-being and enjoyment in one range
The "Harmony for Body & Soul" range promises a journey through the many facets of life - an invitation to treat yourself to the right tea depending on your mood. Whether to set the mood in the morning, as a ritual before going to bed or as a companion throughout the day - the carefully balanced herbal tea blends are the ideal everyday companion.
The switch to certified organic raw materials has also been accompanied by a redesign of the packaging: the new clear and modern design gives the natural ingredients more space and visually emphasizes the special applications of the teas.
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