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Matcha moment: A Japanese tea seeks to find $96 million flavour in IndiaMatcha tea market India: The country's matcha market is set to expand, with projected revenue growth from $45.7 million in 2025 to $96.4 mi...- National Coffee Day deals: Starbucks, Dunkin, free coffee offers and deals for today, September 29, 2026- here's how to get a free coffee todayNational Coffee Day 2026 is on September 29, featuring various deals and free coffee offers. Popular chains like Starbucks and Dunkin will ...
- The big winners from India's coffee craze may not sell coffee at allIndia’s coffee culture is expanding beyond cafes and coffee chains, creating opportunities across beauty, homeware, luxury hospitality, whi...
- Protein in matcha? Soha Ali Khan’s 2-minute pre-workout drink is the quick energy boost you needActress Soha Ali Khan has jumped on the matcha trend with an easy 2-minute recipe for a delicious, protein-packed drink. Perfect for hectic...
- Speciality tea market triples to ₹1,000 crore in 5 years, driven by Gen Z, millennialsIndia's speciality tea market has tripled to ₹1,000 crore in five years. Millennials and Gen Z are driving this growth with premium tea pre...
- ‘Pepsi le aao beta’: Gen Z daughter makes dad try matcha for the first time on Thailand trip. His honest reaction leaves internet laughingA hilarious social media video captured an Indian father's unfiltered reaction to trying matcha for the first time in Thailand. His initial...
- Matcha isn’t just a trend, it’s a vibe for Gen ZoomersMatcha has evolved from a Gen Z treat to a full-blown identity, appealing to their desire for calm, quiet energy, and aesthetic appeal. Thi...
- 28-year-old woman’s weekly matcha routine ends in hospital visit: What went wrong following the anti-inflammation trend. Experts explainLynn Shazeen, a 28-year-old nurse, developed dangerously low iron levels after consuming matcha regularly for inflammation. Rich in antioxi...
- Matcha is now a global wellness trend but what makes this Japanese tea ceremony drink different from regular green tea?Matcha, traditionally used in Japanese tea ceremonies, has exploded into a global wellness trend. Its popularity stems from its unique cult...
- Why matcha is trending everywhere: From boosting heart health to weight loss, this over 800-yr-old tea "surprisingly beats" coffee, chai in many waysMatcha, a vibrant green tea powder with ancient Japanese roots, has exploded in popularity worldwide. From traditional tea ceremonies to In...
- India's tryst with bubble tea - from chai to chewyBubble tea is rapidly gaining popularity in India, with the market projected to double by 2033. Fuelled by social media trends and a growin...
- How to get off a long flight feeling your bestBryony Deery, founder of Pilates by Bryony and Dior Beauty's wellness expert, shares her travel and wellness tips. She recommends using the...
- Best face masks for summer: Season's essential facial protectionUnveil the secret to summer beauty bliss with this curated selection of the best face masks for summer. Lightweight yet powerful, these mas...
- Tangy or sweet? Google satisfies bubble tea cravings with an interactive game doodleStarted as a local treat, the Taiwanese drink gained global popularity over the last few decades.
- Starbucks shuts two China outlets after reports they used expired ingredients"Since entering the Chinese mainland market 22 years ago, we have been committed to implementing strict food safety standards and adopt a '...
- From cup to the martini glass: How tea-infused cocktails are brewing a stormWhile white spirits and tea are gaining ground, whiskys and bourbons are not far behind.
- Sipping like a pro: How Bengaluru is becoming the hub of tea soireesPeople want to increase their understanding of other brews like oolong, blue and white tea.
- Green signal! Japan’s matcha is Bengaluru’s new cup of teaOther than making for gorgeous Instagram posts, matcha is also gaining popularity for its cancer-healing properties.
- How to eat and drink like a local in Hong KongYum Cha, originally just tea in Cantonese but now connoting tea and dim sum, is Hong Kong’s favourite pastime.
- In Bengaluru, tea emerges as a popular add-on in cocktailsJasmine, chamomile, oolong and green teas are steadily being stirred up with whisky , tequila, vodka and gin.
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