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Tea and Pregnancy

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Kerry

"I first bought Madura tea when it hit the market as a health tea over 20 years ago and have been buying it ever since. We are avid tea drinkers and have impressed friends and family for many years with your fantastic product (the leaves are our favourite). Love everything about your tea and its creation."

Jenny

"At last tea that is not just dust! Real small leaf tea and Australian to boot! Thank you!"

Jenny

"I only buy Madura or if I cannot obtain Madura, tea produced in Nth QLD. I support AUSSIE owned."

Mark

"Madura Earl Grey is my absolute favourite tea. The taste and quality is second to none. And it's all Australian! "

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Tea and Pregnancy

Because Madura tea is tested to ensure a low level of naturally occurring caffeine, it is an ideal tea of choice for women who are pregnant and breastfeeding. Madura tea is also tested for herbicides, pesticides and contaminants, making it a safer alternative for expectant and new mothers.

Madura Green Tea is also a delicious, refreshing tea that you can enjoy hot or cold during pregnancy and while breastfeeding, in moderate amounts. Developed specifically for western palates, it is Australia’s top-selling green tea.

  • To further reduce the amount of caffeine in each cup of Madura black tea to less than 1%, follow these simple brewing instructions:
  • Put the tea bag in a cup of boiled water for 20-30 seconds, ensuring the bag is not jiggled
  • Remove the tea bag and discard the water in the cup
  • Using fresh boiled water, put your partially used tea bag back in the cup, and allow it to infuse for 3-4 minutes.
  • Consume your reduced caffeine tea as normal.

Madura also makes a range of herbal teas including Flowers of Camomile and Leaves of Peppermint, which may assist in relieving the symptoms of insomnia, reflux and nausea during pregnancy.

We recommend speaking to a health specialist to discuss tea consumption while you are expecting or nursing your newborn.