Afro-Di-Tea

Name: Afro-Di-Tea
Brand: Bree's Herbal Teas

Bree's Herbal Teas

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Unleash your inner beauty with Afro-Di-Tea, a herbal tea blend created to balance female hormones. This is your secret weapon for feeling like a goddess with the goodness of hibiscus, chase berries, raspberry leaf, red clovers, and milk thistle. Treat yourself to a divine experience with the GHP Loose-leaf Herbal Tea Producer of the Year 2023. Net Weight 50g Gross Weight 136g Introduction to Afro-Di-Tea Afro-Di-Tea is a unique loose-leaf herbal tea blend formulated to naturally balance female hormones. Developed by a skilled medical herbalist, containing raspberry leaf, hibiscus, red clovers,

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BREE'S HERBAL TEAS LTD, number 14381200. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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