本届新加坡茶节的规模比往年更盛大，参与展商比去年多出三倍，展出超过100种不同种类的茶叶，场上也将举办互动与教育性工作坊，旨在启发更多人通过对话和品味去发掘不同种类的茶，从而提高爱茶之人对茶的认识。  

Singapore-founded tea marketplace Teapasar, for instance, has developed a technology called ProfilePrint with the National University of Singapore’s Food Science and Technology Program and ASTAR’s Biotrans that can identify the origin, terroir, cultivar, and harvest date of tea leaves. The company uses ProfilePrint to fight tea fraud. Singapore-founded tea marketplace ...

New Singaporean retail-tech startup teapasar aims to use unique new ‘tea-fingerprinting’ technology to revolutionise the way the world buys and consumes their tea.

[T]his is a true and welcome innovation that may be a pivotal addition to the flood of first-rate work in tea science and biotech, supply chain integration and transparency. It also signals the value of collaborations. Perhaps it will soon be a necessity, among tea growers, packagers and sellers with ...

Tea lovers will be pleased to know that there is a special system that can find the perfect blend of tea for them based on their personal taste.  

A Singapore-founded multi-brand marketplace for all things tea-related launches this month, promising plant-to-cup traceability for the region’s most popular beverage. Teapasar will offer access to hundreds of uniquely identified teas, including rare exclusive blends, giving the tea community a peace of mind thanks to its fingerprinting technology and machine-learning predictions. ...

There’s a name for it: tea fraud. A number of high profile scandals in recent years, such as China-made teas with cancer-causing colouring and cheap teas masquerading as expensive brews, have made people cautious about their once-relaxing cuppa. To protect consumers from health issues caused by drinking these teas, governments ...

New Singaporean retail-tech startup teapasar aims to use unique new ‘tea-fingerprinting’ technology revolutionise the way the world buys and consumes their tea.  

How to know if the tea you bought is authentic? Simply scan the tea leaves using this device. Did you know that fraud in the tea industry is common? As lower-grade teas or even used teas may be used as a substitute, and teas that could be adulterated with fillers ...

Local start-up teapasar has devised a faster and more economic way to authenticate and identify plant-based food and drink. The food-tech company’s ProfilePrint portable scanner was unveiled on Friday (July 19) at the Singapore Tea Festival at Jewel Changi Airport.