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It’s obvious when you buy a bottle of Honest Tea, that there’s a bit more brewing at Honest Tea. Buy a bottle of "Peach-Oo-la-long" and you may learn that the tea was the first bottled tea in the US to carry the Fair Trade logo. Grab a bottle of refreshing "First Nation Peppermint" was a first of many innovative business partnerships with economically disadvantaged communities in the US and abroad.
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