For regular shop service, choose an 80-bag herbal infusion by the flavour and ingredients you want to serve: Twinings lists pure peppermint, pure camomile and lemon & ginger in this size, while Clipper lists organic rooibos. Check the exact pack count, caffeine declaration and current pack label before ordering or serving; other products from the same brands may use different recipes or pack sizes.
An 80-bag pack may suit a shop serving the same infusion repeatedly. Twinings lists peppermint, camomile and lemon & ginger in this format; Clipper lists an organic rooibos option. Check that the chosen flavour is one customers will want regularly, not just that the box contains 80 bags.
Check the caffeine declaration for the exact infusion rather than relying on the word ‘tea’. Twinings describes its 80-bag peppermint, camomile and lemon & ginger products as naturally caffeine free.
A single-herb infusion and a flavoured blend call for different ingredient checks. Twinings lists its Pure Peppermint as 100% peppermint, whereas its Lemon & Ginger contains several botanicals and flavourings. Keep the delivered pack available for ingredient and allergen checks.
Start with the exact 80-bag product, then compare its flavour, ingredient list and serving instructions against what the shop needs.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Pack size | Confirm 80 bags on the exact product. Check net weight as a further way to distinguish versions: Twinings lists Pure Peppermint at 160 g and Lemon & Ginger at 120 g, both for 80 bags. | I want a pack suited to repeated service, rather than accidentally ordering a smaller version of a familiar tea. |
| Flavour and ingredients | Compare a single-herb recipe with a blend. Twinings lists 100% peppermint for Pure Peppermint; its Lemon & Ginger includes ginger root, flavourings and other botanicals. Camomile and rooibos offer different flavour choices. | Will customers want a straightforward mint or floral infusion, or a more distinctly flavoured blend served regularly? |
| Caffeine | Look for a caffeine-free statement on the exact product. Twinings states that its 80-bag peppermint, camomile and lemon & ginger infusions are naturally caffeine free. | If I am offering an alternative to caffeinated tea or coffee, I need the declaration to apply to the product I order. |
| Ingredients and allergens | Read the current ingredient and allergen information on the delivered pack, not just a website description. Tesco cautions that food products may be reformulated. | Before serving customers with allergies or intolerances, I need the label for the batch in hand. |
| Preparation and storage | Check the chosen pack’s instructions for water quantity, infusion time and storage. Twinings specifies cool, dry storage for its 80-bag peppermint product. | For repeat service, I want staff to use the instructions for the actual infusion being served. |
Pack sizes vary by product, even within a brand. For example, Tesco lists several own-label herbal infusions in 40-bag packs alongside a Twinings 80-bag peppermint product.
Check both the flavour and bag count on the exact listing before ordering.
Twinings Pure Peppermint is listed as 100% peppermint, while its Lemon & Ginger has a longer ingredient list that includes flavourings and several botanicals.
Read the complete ingredients if a single-herb recipe or a particular blend matters to the shop.
Ingredients and product information can change. Tesco advises reading the product label rather than relying solely on website details.
Check the delivered pack before serving, especially when a customer asks about an allergy or intolerance.
Twinings lists Pure Peppermint, Pure Camomile and Lemon & Ginger as 80-bag herbal infusions in the UK.
Clipper Tea Shop lists Organic Rooibos Infusion in an 80-bag format.
Pukka describes its teas as certified organic and Fair for Life.
teapigs describes its Tea Temples as pyramid bags containing whole leaves and lists herbal flavours including peppermint, camomile and lemon & ginger.
Tesco’s grocery listings provide a pack-size comparison: they include 40-bag own-label herbal infusions and a Twinings 80-bag peppermint product.
These Twinings options cover two choices for repeat shop service: a lemon-and-ginger blend and a single-herb peppermint infusion.
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This 80-bag blend is an option when the shop wants a ginger-and-lemon flavour for repeat service. Its listed ingredients include ginger root, lemon flavourings, lemongrass, blackberry leaves, lemon peel and sweet fennel, rather than a single herb. Check the delivered pack’s ingredients and allergen information before serving.
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This single-herb option suits a shop choosing mint rather than a multi-ingredient blend. The listing states 100% peppermint, 80 tea bags and 160 g; the product is described as caffeine free. Follow the chosen pack’s preparation instructions and check its label before serving customers with allergies.
Do not assume caffeine status from the word ‘tea’; check the declaration for the exact product. Twinings describes its 80-bag Pure Peppermint, Pure Camomile and Lemon & Ginger infusions as naturally caffeine free.
Follow the instructions for the flavour and pack being served. Twinings recommends one bag in 200 ml of freshly boiled water for three minutes for its 80-bag Pure Peppermint and Pure Camomile infusions; check the chosen product’s directions before setting a shop-wide serving method.
Check the ingredients and allergen information on the delivered pack for the exact infusion. Tesco cautions that food products may be reformulated, so a website description should not replace the current label.
Follow the instructions on the individual pack. Twinings specifies a cool, dry place for its 80-bag Pure Peppermint infusion.