ETP and our members are committed to transparency. For the first time, you can take a look at all of the sites from which our members source their tea in our dashboard. ETP encourages transparency as a responsible business practice, as it allows our members to identify and address human right issues and negative impacts within their supply chains.
Our members
Our membership is made up of a range of tea companies, from start-ups to multi-nationals, who have joined us to collaborate for transformational change in the industry.
A.C. Perchs Thehandel Aps
Ahmad Tea
Alveus
Bean Alliance Group
Bigelow Tea
Birchall Tea
Brew Tea Company
D.J Miles
DAVIDsTEA
E.H. Booth
eteaket
Fortnum and Mason
Heritage Teas
JDE Peet’s: JDE NZ
JDE Peet’s: KDE
Jenier Limited
Jing Tea Limited
JT Ronnefeldt KG
Keith Spicer
Lavazza Professional
Lidl International
Metropolitan Tea Co.
Mother Parkers Tea and Coffee
Newby Teas (UK) Limited
Ostfriesische Tee Gesellschaft
Reginald Ames Limited
Ringtons Limited
Sipology by Steeped Tea
Sirocco (A. Kuster Sirocco AG)
Starbucks Teavana
Tata Consumer Products
Taylors of Harrogate
Tea Drop Pty Ltd
Tea Makers of London
Tesco PLC
The Republic of Tea
Twinings
Typhoo
Whittard of Chelsea
Wollenhaupt Tee GmbH: Tea Trading Division
Yogi
Our role
The tea sector must work together to tackle its most pressing issues
We seek diverse partnerships across tea, helping us evolve new ways of tackling issues. ETP membership is open to any company that packs, trades, or retails tea.
Find out more about the global ETP membership.
Learn about the benefits of the different ETP membership categories.
Find out how to join as an ETP member.