Tetley Orange Pekoe Decaffeinated
The decaf orange pekoe is an 80-count box, not the 72-count regular. Tetley put the same plant-based bag tissue on this carton as on the caffeinated range.
The firm started in 1837. Tata bought it in 2000. Tetley.ca still calls the brand Canada's number 1 tea, which is a sales claim.
The Canadian company is an importer in Toronto. Most Tetley tea for Canada is made in north-east England. A smaller share is made in Poland. The leaf is mostly African, led by Kenya.
Product Highlights
- •80-count decaffeinated orange pekoe
- •Plant-based PLA tea bags
- •Recyclable carton without plastic overwrap
- •Same orange pekoe family as the caffeinated box
Category
Is this product made in Canada?
No, Tetley Orange Pekoe Decaffeinated is not made in Canada
Our Canadian score
Imported
Tetley decaf orange pekoe is imported. The 80-count box uses the new plant-based bags, and the tea is still packed for Canada in England. Tata owns the brand.
Score breakdown (75% evidenced, high confidence)
“smaller volumes of our TETLEY brand teas are also produced in Poland”
“around 42% of our teas sourced from Kenya and 12% from Malawi”
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Key Facts
- Bag count
- 80
- Owner
- Tata Consumer Products
- Bag material
- PLA from plant fibre
- Packed
- North-east England
- Style
- Decaf black, orange pekoe grade
Where to Buy
Product Information
Ingredients
Decaffeinated black tea
All Information Sources
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bags are in Tetley decaf orange pekoe?
Tetley's FAQ lists Orange Pekoe Decaffeinated as an 80 count.
Do the decaf bags use plant-based material?
Yes. The FAQ groups the 80-count decaf with the orange pekoe sizes that switched to PLA tissue.
Is Tetley decaf packed in Toronto?
No. Toronto is the importer's office. Most of the brand's tea for Canada is produced in north-east England.
Who owns this decaf tea?
Tata Consumer Products of India. The Canadian seller is Tata Consumer Products Canada Inc.
Is the leaf Canadian?
No. Tata's supply note says about 42 percent of its tea comes from Kenya and 12 percent from Malawi.
