salada tea
salada® all natural 100% green tea bags. naturally healthy tea since 1892. 40 tea bags kvh. contains caffeine .
salada has been marketing both black and green (and now white) tea in the united states for more than 100 years. salada' s considerable experience and expertise in green tea has made salada a leader in the green tea marketplace .
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hardly any taste compared to the green tea i was buying. pretty boring tea .
i love salada green tea, never bitter like other green teas and its not weak like others nice full body and refreshing .
for many years i' ve bought and loved salada green tea. it gives a great afternoon pickup without the normal afternoon coffee caffiene feel. very refreshing tea not to mention the antioxidant benefit of green tea. i' ve tried a lot of green teas from many companies and overall am a fan of salada .
for a tea with such a rich history, salada has moved and changed with the times. a decaffeinated tea was added for those who wanted to enjoy the classic taste with almost no caffeine .
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although it originated centuries ago and far across the world, tea is a beloved drink in the united states, and salada tea has done much to increase its popularity and make it accessible to everyone .
salada was my tea of choice when i lived in the chicago area. it wasn' t available in my new home area, so i would buy a few boxes while in the chicago area (dominick' s usually carried salada). then the dominick' s i shopped at stopped carrying salada. the tea is very smooth, and has a great flavor. i drink my hot tea without sugar, milk, or cream: so the smooth part is important to me. i' ve ordered the salada from wal mart many times. i usually order about 4 or 5 boxes at a time because sometimes wal mart is out of the tea for a period of time. thank you wal mart for keeping salada tea drinkers happy
salada is currently a division of redco foods, inc. in little falls, new york
salada became one of the leading teas in canada and northeastern united states, which prompted larkin to establish a u. s. headquarters in boston, massachusetts in 1917. in the 1930’s salada followed the trend of packing its teas into tea bags, a convenience format allowing users an easier way to enjoy their tea .
salada is well known for its great tasting beverages that are part of a healthy lifestyle. green, white, and black teas continue to set the bar for innovative flavors that strengthen salada’s integrity as a reliable tea company with 100 + years of experience .
in 1927, these elaborate doors were installed at the salada tea headquarters in boston’s back bay neighborhood. the toronto company was founded in 1892, by larkin, who sold the first tea packaged in foil, thus paving the way for the modern tea bag. salada was so successful that the company eventually moved from toronto to boston in 1917, into a custom building designed by the architects densmore and leclear .
oday, people wanting a warm cup of quality tea, still reach for a box of salada, as many generations have done before. peter larkin would be as proud of his tea blend today as he was when he started in 1892 .
after being restored in the mid - 1980s, the old salada building is now an office building .
these twelve - foot - tall, two - ton bronze doors were commissioned by peter c. larkin, founder of the salada tea company, to celebrate his industry’s storied past .
my daily caffeine! i can' t drink coffee so when i looked for a realtively inexpensive green tea i tried salada' s and am still happy with it three years later .
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how to brew green tea. hot tea. by the cup - use one tea bag for each cup of tea. allow fresh cold water to come to a boil. remove from heat and let cool for one minute. pour water over tea bag and steep 2 - 3 minutes. by the pot - rinse teapot with hot water to warm pot before preparing tea, and follow
by the cup
instructions. iced tea. place four tea bags in a teapot. add one quart (4 cups) of boiling water. steep for 5 minutes. pour into ice filled glasses. serve with orange or lemon and sweetener if desired .
many canadian tea lovers fondly remember the collectable porcelain figurines featured in packages of salada in the 1960’s and 70’s. these miniatures were produced in two series and were quickly snatched up by enthusiastic collectors .
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though green tea is just beginning to grow in popularity among the western world, it has been celebrated as cultural tradition for hundreds of years through the japanese tea ceremony .
love that walmart finally sells me tea bags. i normally have to stock up whenever i go to boston and bring back for my family also. it was so exciting to finally get our tea delivered to our home. salada is the best black tea because of its full, bold yet non - bitter taste. it doesn' t matter how long you let it brew, it just gets stronger not bitter. i also bought the green tea and decaf blends .
only green tea i will drink. . great favor, not bitter. great service !
the salada tea co. sold the building in 1952, but only left the premises in 1957, when it moved its operations and offices to 1400 cote - de - liesse in the burough of st. laurent .
when canadians want to share a warm cup of quality tea with friends and family, they still reach for a box of salada, as many past generations have done before. it goes without saying that we think theodore estabrooks would be as proud of his tea blend today as he was over 100 years ago .
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the story of green tea dates back to 2737 bc. legend states that the chinese emperor, shennong, discovered the delightfully aromatic beverage by mere accident when a tea leaf blew into his boiling water .
the history of the tea trade is told in bas - relief on this historic pair of boston doors .
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located in little falls, new york, the salada tea plant proudly employs over 80 new york state residents. our state - of - the - art production facility is the center of a manufacturing operation that offers bush - to - cup traceability of our teas, so that our customers can be assured our tea is sourced in a transparent, ethical manner .
the origins of salada can be traced to atlantic canada over 100 year ago, when theodore harding estabrooks was born in wicklow, new brunswick in 1861 .
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this is my favorite green tea... delicious and healthy, i drink two cups per day and am getting ready for my daily routine - to use my elliptical trainer for 20 minutes. i am 82 years of age. can' t say that salada tea is the sole reason for my good health... it is just one healthy product that i enjoy .
the popularity of salada teas in the u. s. led to the establishment of u. s. headquarters and a blending and packaging plant in boston, massachusetts in 1917. larkin constructed his new headquarters in the back bay area of boston and commissioned the magnificent bronze doors that mark the entrance to the salada tea building. the doors depict the early history of the tea trade as well as larkin' s commitment to quality. over 12 feet tall and weighing more than two tons, the doors still stand proudly at 330 stuart street in boston .
redco foods is owned by teekanne gmbh of dusseldorf, germany.' teekanne,' which means
tea pot ,
is the premiere brand of specialty herbal and fruit teas in europe. inventors of the flow - through tea bag, the majority of tea bags sold in the united states over the last thirty years have been manufactured using teekanne equipment .
in it' s early days, tea was a high commodity, priced around $ 30 to $ 50 per pound (roughly equal to 200 tea bags). during the 1800' s, tea clippers raced from china to london and other ports. the first clipper to arrive with its cargo fetched the highest prices. largely because of this new, efficient method of transportation, the supply of tea became more plentiful and thus less expensive, allowing all to enjoy the tasty beverage .
in most recent years, green tea has exploded in popularity, especially among the western world, due to it' s renowned health benefits. though research is still in the early stages, the ritual of tea is one to be enjoyed and savored !
these are the the best tea bags ever! it has a distinct flavor that can' t be duplicated or substituted. i' m baffled how walmart currently has none of this tea on its shelves within a 50 mile radius of my home! ! !
tragically, john edwards died one month later and john rigg became sole owner. the canadian salada business was sold to unilever (canada) in 1990 and the redco us business to teekanne gmbh in 1995 .
over 80 employees come together to create the many diverse blends that comprise salada’s line of teas. our employees are just like our customers: devoted workers who take pride in the effort we make. we’re dedicated to giving our customers new ways to experience tea that make it easier to enjoy your favorite blends and do something healthy for yourself at the same time .
my wife is very particular about her tea and drinks a lot of it, the price is only. 01 cents more than the local grocery i can' t afford to pass this up !
it was founded by john edwards (former president of brooke bond in the us) and john rigg (former president of brooke bond, canada) and commenced business in november, 1988 in hauppauge, new york. salada foods was acquired in june 1988 in both the us and canada .
over the centuries, green tea became a widely consumed beverage among asian countries, including china, japan and india. two oxidation methods for green tea were discovered, which led to an evolution of the flavor and appearance. the first, japanese style ‘steaming method' was introduced during the 8th century, followed by the the chinese style ‘pan fired' method in the 12th century. both processes are still in use today .
my absolute favorite green tea. sometimes i steep it for only 2 or 3 minutes, sometimes 6 to 8 minutes depending on how strong i want it that day. always delicious especially with honey and lemon. iced or hot .
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kellogg is a global company committed to building long - term growth in volume and profit and to enhancing its worldwide leadership position by providing nutritious food products of superior value .
the wheat flake is first produced by dr. john harvey kellogg and will keith kellogg at the sanitas food company .
battle creek toasted corn flake company is founded in battle creek, michigan, by will keith kellogg .
the company is renamed toasted corn flake company; the main factory building is destroyed by fire .
kellogg sells mrs. smith' s frozen foods, cereal packaging, ltd. , and its argentine shack food business; kellogg opens a plant in riga, latvia .
kellogg teams with conagra to create a cereal line sold under the healthy choice label; kellogg opens a plant in taloja, india .
carlos gutierrez becomes ceo; kellogg sells the lender' s division to aurora foods and acquires worthington foods .
kellogg acquires convenience food maker kashi company; kellogg reorganizes its operations into two divisions (usa and international) .
general mills passes kellogg as the number one cereal maker; kellogg acquires keebler foods .
commercial production of the granose flakes began in 1895 with improvised machinery in a barn on the sanitarium grounds. the factory was soon in continuous production, turning out more than 100, 000 pounds of flakes in its first year. a ten - ounce box sold for 15 cents, which meant that the kelloggs collected $ 12 for each 60 - cent bushel of wheat processed, a feat that did not go unnoticed around battle creek, michigan .
in 1900 production was moved to a new $ 50, 000 facility. when the new factory building was completed, dr. kellogg insisted that he had not authorized it, forcing w. k. to pay for it himself .
meanwhile, other companies were growing quickly, but dr. kellogg refused to invest in the company' s expansion. its most notable competitor was the postum cereal company, launched by a former sanitarium patient, c. w. post. post added grape - nuts to his line in 1898 and by 1900 was netting $ 3 million a year, an accomplishment that inspired dozens of imitators and turned battle creek into the cereal - making capital of the united states .
in 1902 sanitas improved the corn flake it had first introduced in 1898. the new product had better flavor and a longer shelf life than the 1898 version. by the following year the company was advertising in newspapers and on billboards, sending salesmen into the wholesale market, and introducing an ambitious door - to - door sampling program. by late 1905, sanitas was producing 150 cases of corn flakes a day with sales of $ 100, 000 a year .
the next year w. k. kellogg launched the battle creek toasted corn flake company with the help of another enthusiastic former sanitarium patient. kellogg recognized that advertising and promotion were the keys to success in a market flooded with look - alike products - - the company spent a third of its initial working capital on an ad in ladies home journal .
by the time of the fire, the company had already spent $ 300, 000 on advertising but the advertising barrage continued. one anonymous campaign told newspaper readers to
wink at your grocer and see what your get .
winkers got a free sample of kellogg' s corn flakes. in new york city, the ad helped boost corn flake sales fifteen fold. in 1911 the advertising budget reached $ 1 million .
by that time, w. k. kellogg had finally managed to buy out the last of his brother' s share of the company, giving him more than 50 percent of its stock. w. k. kellogg' s company had become the kellogg toasted corn flake company in 1909, but dr. kellogg' s sanitas food company had been renamed the kellogg food company and used similar slogans and packaging. w. k. sued his brother for rights to the family name and was finally successful in 1921 .
in 1922 the company reincorporated as the kellogg company because it had lost its trademark claim to the name
toasted corn flakes ,
and had expanded its product line so much that the name no longer accurately described the company. kellogg had introduced krumbles in 1912, followed by 40% bran flakes in 1915, and all - bran in 1916 .
kellogg also made other changes, improving his product, packaging, and processing methods. many of those developments came from w. k.' s son john l. kellogg, who began working for the company in its earliest days. j. l. kellogg developed a malting process to give the corn flakes a more nut - like flavor, saved $ 250, 000 a year by switching from a waxed paper wrapper on the outside of the box to a waxed paper liner inside, and invented all - bran by adding a malt flavoring to the bran cereal. his father credited him with more than 200 patents and trademarks .
at that point the battle creek plant had 15 acres of floor space, production capacity of 30, 000 cases a day, and a shipping capacity of 50 railcars a day. each day it converted 15, 000 bushels of white southern corn into corn flakes. the company had 20 branch offices and employed as many as 400 salesmen. during the next decade the kellogg company more than doubled the floor space at its battle creek factory and opened another overseas plant in sydney, australia, in 1924 .
in 1930 w. k. kellogg established the w. k. kellogg foundation to support agricultural, health, and educational institutions. kellogg eventually gave the foundation his majority interest in kellogg company. the company, under w. k.' s control, also did its part to fight unemployment, hiring a crew to landscape a ten - acre park on the battle creek plant grounds and introducing a six - hour, four - shift day .
the company continued adding new cereals, aiming some at adolescent baby boomers and others, like special k and product 19, at their parents. kellogg' s corn flakes still led the cereal market and got more advertising support than any other cereal on grocers' shelves. kellogg poured nearly $ 10 million into corn flakes advertising in both 1964 and 1965, putting more than two - thirds of those dollars into television .
the biggest threat to kellogg' s continued growth wasn' t criticism, but rather the aging of its market. by the end of the 1970s growth slowed dramatically as the baby boom generation passed from the under - 25 age group, which consumes an average of 11 pounds of cereal a year, to the 25 to 50 age group, which eats less than half as much cereal. cereal - market growth dropped, and kellogg lost the most. its market share fell from 43 percent in 1972 to 37 percent in 1983 .
in 1984 kellogg bought about 20 percent of its own stock back from the w. k. kellogg foundation, a move that increased profits and helped defend the company against future takeover attempts, while satisfying a legal requirement limiting the holdings of foundations without giving potential raiders access to the stock .
by the mid - 1980s the results of kellogg' s renewed assault on the cereal market were mixed. the company' s hopes of raising per capita cereal consumption to 12 pounds by 1985 fell flat. but kellogg did regain much of its lost market share, claiming 40 percent in 1985, and it continued to outperform itself year after year. in 1986 kellogg posted its 30th consecutive dividend increase, its 35th consecutive earnings increase, and its 42nd consecutive sales increase .
in order to hold on to as much of its market share as it could, kellogg management once again turned to increased marketing and advertising in 1990. even in the face of the pressure from lower - priced private - label products, the company also continued to raise its prices in the early 1990s to generate sufficient revenue. this trend was finally reversed in 1994, however, when general mills lowered its prices, forcing kellogg to do the same .
in the midst of these difficulties, lamothe retired in 1992 and was replaced as chairman and ceo by the president of kellogg, arnold g. langbo. under langbo' s direction, the company underwent a reengineering effort in 1993 that committed the company to concentrate its efforts on its core business of breakfast cereal. that year and the next, kellogg divested itself of such noncore assets as its mrs. smith' s frozen foods pie business, cereal packaging, ltd. , based in england, and its argentine snack food business .
although kellogg had a commanding position internationally, it faced a new and more formidable international competitor starting in 1989. general mills and the swiss food titan nestlé s. a. established a joint venture called cereal partners worldwide (cpw), which essentially combined general mills' cereal brands and cereal - making equipment with nestlé' s name recognition in numerous markets and vast experience with retailers there. by 1994, cpw was already beginning to eat into kellogg' s market share in various countries .
in an effort to reduce costs and create a more focused and accountable workforce, about 25 percent of its north american workforce was let go and steps were taken toward the reorganization of the corporate structure. as a result, several top officers left in 1998 and 1999. in april 1999, cuban - born and 25 - year veteran of the company carlos m. gutierrez became ceo. gutierrez' s vision for kellogg was
to begin a process of renewal designed to strengthen significantly the ability of the kellogg company to compete and prosper in the 21st century .
his new team included eight new top executives, including four who joined the company in 1999 and 2000 .
brown, gerald, j. b. keegan, and k. wood vigus ,
the kellogg company optimizes production, inventory, and distribution ,
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source: international directory of company histories, vol. 50. st. james press, 2003 .
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hagood hardy
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hugh hagood hardy, cm, composer, arranger, vibraphonist, pianist, percussionist (born 26 february 1937 in angola, indiana; died 1 january 1997 in hamilton, ontario) .
starting in the mid - 1970s, in addition to his advertising work, hardy began to compose and record music for tv, radio, and films. he wrote scores for the feature films second wind (1975), rituals (1976), and klondike fever (1980), and for the tv movies “bethune” (1977), “tell me my name” (1977), “an american christmas carol” (1979), and “liberace: behind the music” (1988), among others. his work on the iconic cbc - tv movie “ anne of green gables ” (1985) earned him a gemini award in 1986 for best score. he also wrote the score for “anne of green gables: the sequel” (1987) and for the spinoff series “road to avonlea” (1990–96) .
hardy released more than a dozen pop - instrumental albums under his own name. beginning in 1976, he performed programs of his best - known jingles and film music in symphonic “pop” concerts across canada — either at the head of a small ensemble or as a soloist with symphony orchestras. in 1990, he introduced a jazz band in the hard bop style. they released the cd morocco (1990) and performed on occasion in toronto clubs .
dreamy, charming and emotionally evocative, hardy’s music sold over a half a million copies in canada. his debut album, the homecoming, sold more than 200, 000 copies in canada, earning it double platinum status, while “the homecoming” achieved gold single status in canada. the compilation albums the hagood hardy collection (1979) and all my best (1988) both went gold, while a christmas homecoming (1980) and alone (1995) both went platinum .
“the homecoming” was the object of the first music plagiarism lawsuit in canada: gondos v. hardy and toth. the unsuccessful suit, which alleged copyright infringement, was brought in november 1980 and dismissed with costs in july 1982. despite being vindicated, hardy found his composing career was temporarily interrupted. he ceased jingle writing in 1983 .
in 1992, he was named a member of the order of canada, and in 1996 he received the toronto arts foundation’s lifetime achievement award. the socan hagood hardy jazz / instrumental music award was renamed in his honour in 1997, following his death from stomach cancer earlier that year .
a version of this entry originally appeared in the encyclopedia of music in canada .
reflections of an international musician – a transcript of hagood hardy’s speech about his life and musical career, delivered at the empire club of canada on february 2, 1989 .
indigenous (aboriginal) peoples are the original inhabitants of the land that is now canada.
salada tea is a brand of tea sold in the united states by salada foods , a division of redco foods , inc. ; and in canada by unilever . 
salada tea is a brand of tea sold in the united states by salada foods, a division of redco foods, inc.; and in canada by unilever.
salada tea is a brand of tea sold in the united states by salada foods, a division of redco foods, inc.; and in canada by unilever.