...Herbal Tea Abstract: The article talks about the Wang's Fortune Tea's product herbal tea is very popular all over the world as it is said benefit for health. To find out it is a real medicine or just a drink. And, there are so many evidence to support it is a drink. Keywords: Wang's Fortune Tea; Herbal Tea; Medicine; Health; Green Tea; Black Tea; Drink In the spring of 2003, while China and the rest of the world were suffering from the sudden outbreak of the " SARS " epidemic, the 175- year- old Wang's Fortune Tea saw a phenomenal increase in sales volume of 400% from previous years through the herbal tea product( Facts About). A herbal tea is defined as "a herbal or plant infusion and usually not made from the leaves of the tea bush" ( Camellia sinensis ). Prior to 2003, wang's Fortune Tea had maintained steady sales. However, all over the world even in China, consumers were confused as to what exactly the drink was. It was medicine or just a soft drink? In addition, the advertising slogan of " Healthy family, always with you" at that time was vague. So, in 2004 the Wang's change the slogan to "Afraid of internal fire? Drink Wang's Fortune Tea", which new and simple message accomplished explain the specific function of herbal tea also changed consumers' perception of the tea from medicine to soft drink, it was a drink, not the pill-form medicine people were used to taking for lowering internal fire. The company put the example pictures of chinese medicine in pill form...
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...1 It was Wang Lung's marriage day. At first, opening his eyes in the blackness of the curtains about his bed, he could not think why the dawn seemed different from any other. The house was still except for the faint, gasping cough of his old father, whose room was opposite to his own across the middle room. Every morning the old man's cough was the first sound to be heard. Wang Lung usually lay listening to it and moved only when he heard it approaching nearer and when he heard the door of his father's room squeak upon its wooden hinges. But this morning he did not wait. He sprang up and pushed aside the curtains of his bed. It was a dark, ruddy dawn, and through a small square hole of a window, where the tattered paper fluttered, a glimpse of bronze sky gleamed. He went to the hole and tore the paper away. "It is spring and I do not need this," he muttered. He was ashamed to say aloud that he wished the house to look neat on this day. The hole was barely large enough to admit his hand and he thrust it out to feel of the air. A small soft wind blew gently from the east, a wind mild and murmurous and full of rain. It was a good omen. The fields needed rain for fruition. There would be no rain this day, but within a few days, if this wind continued, there would be water. It was good. Yesterday he had said to his father that if this brazen, glittering sunshine continued, the wheat could not fill in the ear. Now it was as if Heaven had chosen this day to wish him well. Earth...
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...PIYALA POINT The traditional tea house Subject: Entrepreneurship Submitted to: Prof. I.Sidduiq Submitted by: Zafar Hameed S.Anees Abdullah FaiQ SECTION: E Company Description: PIAYALA POINT is a traditional tea house which serves different varieties of tea in a traditional and pleasant environment which includes different teas. Pyala point primarily serves customers traditional tea and light refreshments. Our café's location will be in the Mall Road to provide a place where our customers can enjoy traditional tea in a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Our company's mission is to consistently provide high quality products that traditional culture in a unique atmosphere, so our customers can experience quietness and socially interact with family and friends. We will strive to broaden our consumers understanding of tea by promoting healthier and better living style through our products. INNOVATIVE FEATURE OF OPPORTUNITY: People mostly prefer to have a tea after a long workload or when they are tired or would like to relax for a while, actually they use it as a energy drink in Pakistan but they cannot find any peaceful place in this rushy world even not in their houses ,but PIYALA POINT would offer that relaxed and peaceful place to their customer where they can sit and have a cup of tea and relaxed their mind and also we are providing a small library where the customers get daily newspapers, magazines, novels, poetries and different famous...
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...Chinese Revolution take home essay The Opium War The Opium War lasted from the late 1830’s until 1860, encompassing a series of conflicts between China and the British Empire over trade and diplomacy. Basically what happened was China traded a lot of goods including tea, and in return China gained opium that the British Empire imported from India. However, when China realized that opium was ruining their nation through mass addiction, China outlawed opium. This lead to war with The British Empire, because the British didn’t want to be pushed out of this important trade that they had with China. The British ultimately won because they had a navy and China did not. Through these naval conquests the British acquired the small fisher island of Hong Kong and made it into a large trade port under British rule. Somewhat were some of the deeper issues of these wars and why were they unavoidable? Who stood to benefit most in this lopsided war and why didn’t the Chinese win? From the beginning, the ruling Tang dynasty opposed the importation of opium into its territory and actively discouraged its use by placing a stigma of immorality on those who used the drug. However, the British importers saw opium, as merely a product for which there was a strong demand for in China. Opium did not have anything to do with morality or lack thereof in the British mind. These two divergent viewpoints eventually...
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...significant was national resentment of foreign interference in bringing about the collapse of the Qing dynasty 1911-1912? I believe that national resentment was extremely significant in bringing about the collapse of the Qing dynasty. Despite this however I believe that it was not the only factor in the fall of the dynasty. I believe that other reason such as the failure to reform, and the unequal treaties were also vital reasons for the failure of the Qing dynasty. I believe that the fall of the Qing dynasty started with ‘the unequal treaties.’ It's hard to get by when the country you need goods from does not really need to trade goods with you. This is what happened with Great Britain and the Qing Dynasty. There was a high demand for China's tea in Great Britain but a low demand for Britain's goods in China. Great Britain was in debt with China and they had to do something to get out. As a result, they turned to selling silver to make the imbalance better. China couldn’t care less about Great Britain's silver so Great Britain was still behinds in payments. When selling silver did not work they began selling opium. China's people became quickly addicted to the drug and traded silver, originally from Great Britain to get opium. Opium was illegal and China wanted the trade of opium to stop. China tried to make new restrictions against foreign merchants and ships and Great Britain did not like this idea and fought back resulting in the Opium War. Of course Britain came out on top because...
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...Economic Impact on Tea by using pesticides. Cost effectiveness/ Effect of herbicides on cost of production There are different methods of controlling the pests. They are biological, chemical and manual methods. From them using Pesticides or the chemical method is more beneficial. Using pesticides is an economical way of controlling pests. When comparing to other methods the labor needed, time required is less. So the cost that is allocated as labor wages are not comparatively low and the productivity and efficiency are high. Pesticides require low labor input and allow large areas to be treated quickly and effectively. Of all field operations In general expenditure on weed management in tea accounts for about 10-14 % of the cost. Increase Yield In tea cultivation we use the immature tea leaves as the raw material. The leaf quality of tea is directly effect for the quality of the end product. With the pest and disease attack the leaves get damaged and the surface area reduced and it degrades the quality of the end product. Pesticide facilitate to reduction of pest contamination level. So with the application of the pesticides the pest get to inactive phase or killed therefore the yield will get increased. Therefore high portion of the harvest can be efficiently used for manufacturing process Quality of food Made tea quality is largely depend upon the quality of green leaves. Leaves may get damaged by the pest attack. So to obtain a good required tea leaf the adaptation of...
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...化妆品： 护肤: skin care 洗面奶: facial cleanser/face wash(Foaming,milky,cream,Gel) 爽肤水: toner/astringent 紧肤水：firming lotion 柔肤水：toner/smoothing toner （facial mist/facial spray/complexion mist） 护肤霜: moisturizers and creams 保湿：moisturizer 隔离霜，防晒：sun screen/sun block 美白：whitening 露：lotion，霜：cream 日霜：day cream 晚霜：night cream 眼部GEL: eye gel 面膜: facial mask/masque 眼膜: eye mask 护唇用：Lip care 口红护膜：Lip coat 磨砂膏: facial scrub 去黑头: (deep) pore cleanser/striper pore refining 去死皮: Exfoliating Scrub 润肤露（身体）:bodylotion/moisturizer 护手霜: hand lotion/moisturizer 沐浴露: body wash Acne/Spot（青春痘用品） Active（?活用） After sun（日晒后用品） Alcohol-free（无酒精） Anti-（抗、防） Anti-wrinkle（抗老防皱） Balancing（平衡酸?） Clean-/Purify-（清洁用） Combination（混合性皮肤） Dry（干性皮肤） Essence（精华液） Facial（脸部用） Fast/Quick dry（快干） Firm（紧肤） Foam（泡沫） Gentle（温和的） Hydra-（保湿用） Long lasting（持久性） Milk（乳） Mult-（多元） Normal（中性皮肤） Nutritious（滋养） Oil-control（抑制油脂） Oily（油性皮肤） Pack（??撕式面膜） Peeling（敷面??落式面膜） Remover（去除、卸?y） Repair（修护） Revitalite（活化） Scrub（磨砂式） Sensitive（敏感性皮肤） Solvent（溶解） Sun block（防晒乳） Toning lotion（化妆水、爽肤水） Trentment（修护） Wash（洗） Waterproof（防水） 彩妆: cosmetics 遮瑕膏: concealer 修容饼：Shading powder 粉底: foundation (compact,stick) 粉饼: pressed powder 散粉：loose powder 闪粉：shimmering powder/glitter 眉粉: brow powder 眉笔：brow pencil 眼线液（眼线笔）：liquid eye liner, eye liner 眼影: eye shadow 睫毛膏: mascara 唇线笔: lip liner 唇膏: lip color/lipstick（笔状 lip pencil，膏状 lip lipstick，盒装 lip color/lip gloss） 唇彩: lip gloss/lip...
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...Collegiate Promotions distributes products that are marked to students and alumni of major universities. High-selling products include coffee mugs and T-shirts that bear collegiate logs. In order to distribute its products, collegiate promotions has adopted an independent sales representative model. The sales representatives work for themselves and are not actual employees of collegiate. They have independent contractor status. Becoming an independent sales representative is easy. An interested person pays a $300 fee to obtain catalogs and other literature needed to advertise and sell the line of products. The sales representative then begins to write orders for products. A sales representative can sell to anyone through any channel. This means that there are no protected territories, so several sales representatives are often working in the same geographic locations. Many representatives also sell through internet web sites. Collegiate promotions do not set an absolute price for its products. Instead, it uses a wholesale plus pricing strategy that allows sales representatives to sell within a relatively broad range. The range is normally 30 to 50 percent higher than wholesale. For instance, if the wholesale price of a coffee mug is $10, then the representative can choose to sell the mug at a price anywhere between $13 and $15. The sales representative receives a commission of half the amount charged over the wholesale price. If the mug sells for $13, the representative receives...
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...Sample Narrative Essay Granny As I glanced past the lit Christmas tree in the window, I could see endless rain pouring down and splashing into the large puddles that now filled the road outside my grandparents’ home. I shivered slightly and turned back to watch my grandmother sharpening her pencils with a razor blade and unpacking her watercolor paints and paintbrushes from their special travel box. She was wearing a loose lambswool cardigan that covered the top of her long, gently patterned skirt. Her lightly permed white hair was combed carefully across her head. I moved from the sofa to stand closer to her armchair and watched her rearrange the flower bouquet that she was commissioned to paint for her neighbor. I could smell a mix of the familiar waft of her Chanel N°5 perfume and the gentle but evident odor of her watercolors, but I couldn’t pick out any flowery smells. I looked at the painting, which was nearly complete, and saw her penciled signature at the bottom. It read “B.E. Cartwright” in beautiful printing. The “B.E.” stood for Barbara Eileen, although everyone called her Bobby. I moved back over to where I had been sitting, in front of the lightweight set of drawers that I was using as a hospital-on-wheels for my stuffed animals and dolls. Before settling down to her painting, Granny had cleared out the drawers for me and helped me wrap my little animals in the dry washcloths that I used as bandages and slings. I cradled my teddy bear, who suffered from a broken...
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...cultural aspects and norms of a society no matter how successful they have been in ages in their own country. What happened with Tetley in Pakistan is an interesting story; it failed to do well despite its established existence in the UK since 1837. Even in UK tea is preferred more over coffee which caters to a different cultural set. Similarly, tea is more of a South Asian concept, it is consumed in a totally different manner as compared to the UK market that is why flavored tea doesn’t strike us well into its consumption, the cultural phenomenon cannot be ignored, orange tea or strawberry tea and that too a hot beverage cannot relate to the Pakistani market. For any brand to be known well awareness needs to be created when it is launched while the key to success is based upon three important factors: • Differentiation • Doing something with an Impact • Creating publicity However, at the end of the day perception matters a lot, if the perceived positioning is tainted the brand image would have a negative impact. Tetley internationally has a trendy positioning, that comprised of innovation and younger, upbeat and lively brand. On the other hand, Lipton had been targeting the youth with their tea bags which is also going through a shift to target house wives and offices. Supreme had been successful because of its cultural association while Lipton too had been doing well till is associated with Basant, the rule of a good brand is to bring itself down to a...
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...Individual Check Point Understanding Food Labels Lisa Bryant SCI.241/Science of Nutrition August 16, 2013 Glenn Johnson My current eating habits are pretty simple. I have to always eat breakfast; I either eat a normal bowl size of raisin brain with about a cup of skim milk or stop by Burger King for two breakfast burritos with either tea or coffee. For lunch sometimes I either just snack around the office with popcorn or pretzels or whatever else my craving is for that day. However it’s usually something light, rather having something really heavy. Then for dinner I usually cook every night of the week which consists of one meat, vegetable, and a starch. When fixing my plate I usually get ½ a cup of each individual food. However even though I do place a little more than what I am supposed to eat on my plate, there are a lot of times where I don’t finish eating. I also have found myself not trying to eat any more food after I begin to feel full. When it came to the Super Tracker on what your body needs and then what they show what I had reordered, mine has been under on just about every single food group and nutrients. The refined grains are the only thing that was actually over that I had ate in those three days of my recording. As far as how many servings in each food group I ate in was also under as well. Grains in the three days I intake 6 ½ ounces, vegetables 2 ¼ cups, fruits I intake ½ cups, dairy was 1 ¼ cups, protein foods was 5 ounces,...
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...SUMMARY Tea is a beverage that is enjoyed by many people around the world and has major production in four countries being China, Kenya, Sri Lanka and India. India is the world’s fourth largest producer of tea. The purpose of this report is to analyses the external Indian tea industry. The analysis is carried out by considering the PESTEL analysis tool to understand the macro environment in addition to PORTERS five forces analysis tool to explore the micro environment surrounding the tea industry. Furthermore, the report concludes with a recommendation to improve production of the Indian tea industry thus ensuring its growth and survival of the industry. BACKGROUND India is the world’s largest producer, consumer and exporter of tea. In 1823 tea plants were discovered in India’s north-eastern region in the state of Assam. Fifteen years later the first Indian tea from Assam was exported to Britain in 1838. India ranks with the world’s top four exporter of teas and has complete control over the Darjeeling and Assam orthodox teas Grant, Butler, Orr, and Murray (2014). There are three types of tea which depend on the fermentation that the tea has gone through. Unfermented tea is known as green tea and is the healthiest option of the three. Oolong tea is partially fermented. Lastly there is black tea which is fermented. All types of tea come from the same green plant known as the camellia sinensis. In 1954 the Indian government created the tea board...
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...Spicy Tuna Roll Prep: 20 mins Cook: 20 mins. INGREDIENTS | UOM | 15 Canola oil | ml | 4.43 onion | g | 9 carrot | g | 28.75 shiitake mushrooms | g | 3.12 garlic | g | 5 soy sauce | ml | 3 egg | pc | 2.5 lime juice | g | 2.5 cornstarch | g | 10 egg roll rappers | pc | 100 tuna | g | Directions 1. In a large saute pan over medium-high heat, add 2 tablespoons of oil. Add the onions, carrots, mushrooms, garlic, sriracha, soy sauce and lime juice. Cook until the vegetables are softened, stirring frequently. 2. Remove from heat and transfer to a medium-sized bowl. Add the cilantro and allow the mixture to cool. In a small bowl combine the egg white and cornstarch. This will be used as an egg wash. 3. Preheat oil in a deep-fryer to 350 degrees F. 4. On a flat work surface, lay out 1 egg roll wrapper. Add a layer of vegetables to the lower part of the wrapper and top with 1 strip of tuna. Brush the sides of the wrapper with egg wash and roll up tightly once, bringing the sides over, and then continue to roll until finished. Put the roll on a large plate and repeat with remaining wrappers and filling. 5. Fry the egg rolls, in batches, until golden brown, about 2 minutes. Remove egg rolls to paper towels to drain. Transfer the rolls to a serving platter, garnish with scallions and orange slices and serve . Fried Wantons Prep: 20 min. Cook: 10 min INGREDIENTS | UOM | ...
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...for their constant encouragement without which this assignment would not be possible. I am making this project not only for marks but to also increase my knowledge. Executive Summary Today e-commerce became a major part in the business world. It remains a relatively changing area of business management and information technology. Nowadays modern organizations are seeking for the methods to expand their business, so ecommerce became one of the solutions for that. With the use of e-commerce, organizations easily can achieve their goals. Therefore in this project we first considering about the global influence of e-commerce. And understand the positive and negative effects of ecommerce on society. Akbar brother’s (pvt) Ltd is a large tea manufacturing and exporting company in Sri Lanka. We selected the Akbar brother’s (pvt) Ltd as our organization because it does not have an e-commerce website provided. First we accessed their core and supportive business functions by studying them. We identified their core business and eight supportive businesses. Then we identified and evaluate their short term and long term business aims and the stake holders...
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...L A N You’re closer than you think. And you get closer every day. TABLE OF CONTENTS • • • • • • • • • • • • • Introduction.................................................................................1 How the Fix Is Done .................................................................2 Get Started in 5 Simple Steps ................................................4 Added Zing!...............................................................................8 • To Treat or Not to Treat? ...................................... 10 Hydration ................................................................................. 12 • The Water Bar ........................................................ 13 • The Tea & Coffee Bar ........................................... 14 Multivitamins: ActiVit for Active You .................................. 15 Calorie Charts ........................................................................ 18 Container Food Groups ........................................................ 20 • Replacement Food Container Groups ............... 38 Recipes ..................................................................................... 41 • Seasoning Mixes ................................................... 42 • Container Recipes ................................................. 44 • Green Container ................................... 44 • Red Container ....................................... 46 • Yellow Container...
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