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Alerts on record3 Hazardinfested with moulds Country of originUnited Kingdom First alertDecember 6, 2018 Latest alertDecember 6, 2018 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
organic herbal tea from the United Kingdom infested with moulds, intended for CroatiaQuoted from the source as published.

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organic herbal tea is a pantry product for people who want a caffeine-free hot drink built from herbs rather than tea leaves. By our assessment, its strength is the same thing that defines the category: a mild, soothing cup with many possible blends, from minty to floral to earthy. The honest limit is that it is often bought for mood or routine more than for a strong, consistent taste, and the result can be delicate enough to feel thin if oversteeped or badly blended. In practice it is simple kitchen life: hot water, steeping, strain if needed, and a drink that depends heavily on the blend rather than on a single fixed profile. It sits beside chamomile, mint, fennel, and other herbal infusions, not beside classic black or green tea. People who want a gentle evening drink may reach for it first, while anyone expecting tea in the usual leaf-and-caffeine sense should look elsewhere.
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