Lipton Teas and Infusions

co-leads a multi-million-euro Prosperity Partnership with Cranfield University, funded by the UK's Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, breeding drought-resistant tea cultivars and deploying the IoTea IoT platform for canopy/growth monitoring on trial farms in Kericho, Kenya.

Country
Netherlands
Coverage
CNEUINUS
food-alt-protein
Regulatorsfdaefsamoa-china

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Fundingmulti-million-euro Prosperity Partnership grant from the UK’s Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)beveragedaily.com · cranfield.ac.uk · independent.co.uk · worldteanews.com
Capacity9 manufacturing facilities worldwideassets.ctfassets.net
Certificationaccepts recognised certifications including Fairtrade, Fair for Life, and FairWildassets.ctfassets.net
Production site9 manufacturing sites for blending and packing teas and herbalsassets.ctfassets.net
Headcountaround 4,000 employees worldwide (2024)assets.ctfassets.net
Revenue1.57 billion EUR (2024)assets.ctfassets.net

Independent sources: assets.ctfassets.net · beveragedaily.com · cranfield.ac.uk · independent.co.uk · worldteanews.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Tea-industry biotechfood-alt-proteinLow

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