Tea bags
It can be said that the tea sippers are at an equal amount to that of coffee drinkers as both are refreshers and mind stabilizers actually. Just getting out from a stressful work will make you irritated and toiled but when you have your tea with the cherishing sips and smell every time you get relaxed and less annoyed. The tea is made in more of a complex process than that of coffee. The beans of coffee are what we get readily from the plants but the tea has leaves which has to dry with all the precautions and requisites and later are used for packing and supplying to their drinkers.
The foil bags are used to pack the tea. They are made of special plastics which have properties of not spoiling the inner contents and even have the aroma intact inside as fresh as they were packed just minutes ago. These foil bags are the inner layer of the plastic or paper bags in which the tea is packed.
They are never the main packers but a subsidiary which gives protection from inside. These are able to fight with harmful rays as well not allowing them to penetrate inside and proving harmful for the consumers. The industries take utmost care of everything and try their best for not giving any sorts of complains to the people using their products.
The tea bags come in various forms as those are not to be consumed and are to be thrown away after extraction of color and taste from them. Thus it gave newer ideas to the makers to shape tea bags in ample of ways. One of which is small bags attached to strings. These are of paper, lighter, porous and highly purified paper and they have to be brought into direct contact with the milk or water to dip in. open ended pouches with larger lids are also available as the bags which can be separately bought from market fill and keep refilling your tea leaves.
The plastic bagged leaves have the tendency to lose smell and taste once they are opened but you can immediately transfer them to these pouches which keep the tea leaves as long as new!Going by the environmental way many industries use silk to nylon for the packing purposes and also a corn starch packet called soilon is also used in packing tea leaves.
