Today, almost all of us are caffeine-dependent to some extent. I would not be afraid to call it the world's most popular drug and partly blame it for our societal irritability, chronic fatigue, and burnout. The rush of energy it provides is a deception for the body. The feeling of fatigue is temporarily blocked, but it doesn't disappear and accumulates.

Fortunately, in the heart of Europe, in the Ukrainian Carpathians, grows fireweed (Latin: Epilobium angustifolium). From its leaves, we produce Yanko Tea™. With hints of honey and dried fruits, it is caffeine-free, calms the nervous system, and strengthens immunity. To better preserve its properties, we process its leaves using our proprietary FFFAN (Freezing For Flavor And Nutrition) technology – freezing them for 24 hours.

You can read more about the health and environmental benefits of Yanko Tea™ in the section "What is Yanko-tea?".

We believe that in the near future, Yanko Tea™ will become a widespread European, caffeine-free alternative to our usual coffee, cocoa, green, and black teas. To this end, we have launched organic production in the Transcarpathian city of Khust and created a company with the same name.

We do not deal with tea and coffee simultaneously, as almost all companies do. Unlike the vast majority of enterprises, we not only package products but also independently collect and process raw materials, ensuring the quality and safety of the product throughout the entire production chain.

Less than 1% of food products in the world are organic. Yanko-tea™ belongs to this privileged group. Our organic production is certified according to EU regulations.

Finally, it is worth adding that currently the tea market in Ukraine is completely dependent on external supplies. And imports, as is known, take money out of the country. By buying Chinese tea, you support the economy of China. By choosing products collected in Ukraine, you keep your money at home, creating new jobs here.

Enjoy, share with loved ones, and take care of yourself with Yanko Tea™ from Khust.