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In today's episode, Tracy Bell, Co-Founder and CEO of Millennia TEA, discusses, with our host Pam Leinmiller, how they plan to help billions of people live longer, healthier lives by developing the worldwide category of frozen, edible tea. 

By Jessica Natale Woollard - Tea-Biz.com - I opened the white self-locking pouch and shook chopped green tea leaves into my hand. Some of the leaves were loose, others frozen together in small nuggets. I let the ice crystals melt in my hand until only the leaves remained. They were shades of bright green, like finely sliced cilantro or parsley. They were fresh. Real. Raw.

Tracy Bell, the CEO and Co-Founder of Millennia TEA, said it was a special moment hearing her company's name called as she sat in the same room surrounded by some of the biggest consumer brands in the country.

Thank you CTV Morning Live Atlantic for having Millennia TEA on to talk about our national Grand Prix Award, and how our frozen, edible tea is different from every other tea and matcha on the market today.

Watch the full interview here.

Millennia TEA is one of the most exciting companies in Atlantic Canada right now. Owned and operated in Saint John, New Brunswick, by co-founders wife and husband Tracy and Rory Bell, start-up Millennia TEA is proudly the very first company in the world to produce and deliver an edible, frozen-tea product. 

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2021 new product trends reflect Canadians’ growing interest in plant-based foods and desire to add more restaurant-level finesse to their home cooking.

The Retail Council of Canada celebrated the winners of the 29^th Canadian Grand Prix New Product Awards during a gala on June 1 at the Toronto Congress Centre. The winners were selected from 121 finalists.

2021 new product trends reflect Canadians’ growing interest in plant-based foods and desire to add more restaurant-level finesse to their home cooking. 

Retail Council of Canada (RCC) is excited to reveal the finalists for the 29th Annual Canadian Grand Prix New Product Awards. 

By Avery Mullen, www.entrevestor.com

CEO Tracy Bell and her team turned to social media to sell their frozen tea during COVID-19.

When Saint John-based Millennia Tea brought its frozen tea products to market in the depths of the pandemic, CEO Tracy Bell had a problem: how to entice potential buyers in a world where the usual promotional methods were unworkable.

Millennia TEA, a category creating innovator in the wellness industry, has doubled its retail footprint by launching in Canada’s largest retailer – Loblaws. The New Brunswick start-up offers consumers the very first freshly-frozen, un-processed tea plant product in market today.

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How a New Brunswick Start-Up Is Disrupting The Tea Industry and Going Global. Owned and operated in Saint John, New Brunswick, by female entrepreneur Tracy Bell, start-up Millennia Tea has an inspiring story to tell.