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Since: Jul 10, 2007
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 4:34 am
Post subject: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat
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I need for someone in another country (not USA) to aid and abet me in
getting some Heath and Heather Tea, night time variety into the USA. It
seems that they have changed their packaging and it no longer meets USA
labeling criteria and they aren't very likely to go redesign it just for
us because we just aren't a big enough market for them to really care a lot.
But I love this tea. And I really want it so now I need aiding and
abetting. I am willing to pay for said product plus shipping or some
other equal exchange.
I guess Canada may be the nearest place to get it. But it comes from
Great Britain. So where ever.
Obligatory cat - whenever I sit and have a nice quiet cup of tea, Tony
sits curled up with me. He knows the signs and is ready to sit with me
when I sit down. It makes it all that much more calming.
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 8:06 am
Post subject: Re: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"Bridget" wrote in message
>I need for someone in another country (not USA) to aid and abet me in
>getting some Heath and Heather Tea, night time variety into the USA. It
>seems that they have changed their packaging and it no longer meets USA
>labeling criteria and they aren't very likely to go redesign it just for us
>because we just aren't a big enough market for them to really care a lot.
>
> But I love this tea. And I really want it so now I need aiding and
> abetting. I am willing to pay for said product plus shipping or some other
> equal exchange.
>
> I guess Canada may be the nearest place to get it. But it comes from Great
> Britain. So where ever.
>
> Obligatory cat - whenever I sit and have a nice quiet cup of tea, Tony
> sits curled up with me. He knows the signs and is ready to sit with me
> when I sit down. It makes it all that much more calming.
Would be more than happy to oblige, Bridget, but have never heard of the
tea. Guess its not availabl here in Oz.
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 8:06 am
Post subject: Re: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"Yowie" wrote in message
> "Bridget" wrote in message
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>>I need for someone in another country (not USA) to aid and abet
>>me in getting some Heath and Heather Tea, night time variety
>>into the USA. It seems that they have changed their packaging
>>and it no longer meets USA labeling criteria and they aren't
>>very likely to go redesign it just for us because we just
>>aren't a big enough market for them to really care a lot.
>>
>> But I love this tea. And I really want it so now I need aiding
>> and abetting. I am willing to pay for said product plus
>> shipping or some other equal exchange.
>>
>> I guess Canada may be the nearest place to get it. But it
>> comes from Great Britain. So where ever.
>>
>> Obligatory cat - whenever I sit and have a nice quiet cup of
>> tea, Tony sits curled up with me. He knows the signs and is
>> ready to sit with me when I sit down. It makes it all that
>> much more calming.
>
> Would be more than happy to oblige, Bridget, but have never
> heard of the tea. Guess its not availabl here in Oz.
>
>
It's produced by Ty-Phoo for the UK market, sold via Health Food
shops such as Holland and Barrett. Incidentally, it's Heath and
Heather", not "Heath and Heater" ;-)
I haven't seen the blend that Bridget needs - but I'll have a
look when I'm out shopping later.
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 10:27 am
Post subject: Re: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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On Oct 27, 1:34 am, Bridget wrote:
> I need for someone in another country (not USA) to aid and abet me in
> getting some Heath and Heather Tea, night time variety into the USA. It
> seems that they have changed their packaging and it no longer meets USA
> labeling criteria and they aren't very likely to go redesign it just for
> us because we just aren't a big enough market for them to really care a lot.
I thought perhaps British groceries in the US might still have some
stocks of the tea. The shop near my office doesn't carry the line your
looking for, but an online shop may still have it available:
http://www.thebritishshoppe.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Pro...t_Code=
Good luck!
Gennie >> Stay informed about: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat |
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 5:08 am
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Yeah, I tried them specifically and they are the ones who told me what
the problem was - why I couldn't find it anywhere. But thanks.
Bridget
Gennie wrote:
> On Oct 27, 1:34 am, Bridget wrote:
>> I need for someone in another country (not USA) to aid and abet me in
>> getting some Heath and Heather Tea, night time variety into the USA. It
>> seems that they have changed their packaging and it no longer meets USA
>> labeling criteria and they aren't very likely to go redesign it just for
>> us because we just aren't a big enough market for them to really care a lot.
>
> I thought perhaps British groceries in the US might still have some
> stocks of the tea. The shop near my office doesn't carry the line your
> looking for, but an online shop may still have it available:
>
> http://www.thebritishshoppe.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Pro...t_Code=
>
> Good luck!
> Gennie
>
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 8:19 am
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MatSav wrote:
> "Yowie" wrote in message
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>> "Bridget" wrote in message
>>
>>> I need for someone in another country (not USA) to aid and abet
>>> me in getting some Heath and Heather Tea, night time variety
>>> into the USA. It seems that they have changed their packaging
>>> and it no longer meets USA labeling criteria and they aren't
>>> very likely to go redesign it just for us because we just
>>> aren't a big enough market for them to really care a lot.
>>>
>>> But I love this tea. And I really want it so now I need aiding
>>> and abetting. I am willing to pay for said product plus
>>> shipping or some other equal exchange.
>>>
>>> I guess Canada may be the nearest place to get it. But it
>>> comes from Great Britain. So where ever.
>>>
>>> Obligatory cat - whenever I sit and have a nice quiet cup of
>>> tea, Tony sits curled up with me. He knows the signs and is
>>> ready to sit with me when I sit down. It makes it all that
>>> much more calming.
>> Would be more than happy to oblige, Bridget, but have never
>> heard of the tea. Guess its not availabl here in Oz.
>>
>>
>
> It's produced by Ty-Phoo for the UK market, sold via Health Food
> shops such as Holland and Barrett. Incidentally, it's Heath and
> Heather", not "Heath and Heater" ;-)
>
> I haven't seen the blend that Bridget needs - but I'll have a
> look when I'm out shopping later.
>
I would really appreciate that. I love that tea. Even if you just
ordered it off the internet and then sent it to me, that would be okay
as there are places that are not for the USA. The blend of chamomile and
fruity stuff is just delectable.
http://www.rosemaryshealthfoods.co.uk/acatalog/Heath___Heather_Teas.html
If you scroll down, they have night time tea in 20 and 50 bag packages
(I would want the 50). It is exactly what I am used to getting here same
formulation and everything.
Hope this helps.
Bridget - who has this invading her dreams >> Stay informed about: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat |
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 1:16 pm
Post subject: Re: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Bridget wrote:
> MatSav wrote:
> > It's produced by Ty-Phoo for the UK market, sold via Health Food
> > shops such as Holland and Barrett. Incidentally, it's Heath and
> > Heather", not "Heath and Heater" ;-)
> >
> > I haven't seen the blend that Bridget needs - but I'll have a
> > look when I'm out shopping later.
> >
>
>
> I would really appreciate that. I love that tea. Even if you just
> ordered it off the internet and then sent it to me, that would be okay
> as there are places that are not for the USA. The blend of chamomile and
> fruity stuff is just delectable.
Mat - if you don't find it locally, let me know, we have a Holland &
Barrett nearby and I can look there, or else I'm happy to order it off
the web and send it over to Bridget. My email addy at the top is valid
:-)
Deb (in UK)
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"He looked a fierce and quarrelsome cat, but claw he never would;
He only bit the ones he loved, because they tasted good." S. Greenfield >> Stay informed about: Heath and Heater Tea - obligatory cat |
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(Msg. 8) Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 1:16 pm
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Debbie Wilson wrote:
> Bridget wrote:
>
>> MatSav wrote:
>
>>> It's produced by Ty-Phoo for the UK market, sold via Health Food
>>> shops such as Holland and Barrett. Incidentally, it's Heath and
>>> Heather", not "Heath and Heater" ;-)
>>>
>>> I haven't seen the blend that Bridget needs - but I'll have a
>>> look when I'm out shopping later.
>>>
>>
>> I would really appreciate that. I love that tea. Even if you just
>> ordered it off the internet and then sent it to me, that would be okay
>> as there are places that are not for the USA. The blend of chamomile and
>> fruity stuff is just delectable.
>
> Mat - if you don't find it locally, let me know, we have a Holland &
> Barrett nearby and I can look there, or else I'm happy to order it off
> the web and send it over to Bridget. My email addy at the top is valid
> :-)
>
> Deb (in UK)
>
I could be in heaven. I can't wait to get my hands on some of this stuff
again. Pure ambrosia.
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(Msg. 9) Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 5:49 pm
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"Debbie Wilson" wrote in message
> Bridget wrote:
>
>> MatSav wrote:
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>> > It's produced by Ty-Phoo for the UK market, sold via Health
>> > Food
>> > shops such as Holland and Barrett. Incidentally, it's Heath
>> > and
>> > Heather", not "Heath and Heater" ;-)
>> >
>> > I haven't seen the blend that Bridget needs - but I'll have
>> > a
>> > look when I'm out shopping later.
>> >
>>
>>
>> I would really appreciate that. I love that tea. Even if you
>> just
>> ordered it off the internet and then sent it to me, that would
>> be okay
>> as there are places that are not for the USA. The blend of
>> chamomile and
>> fruity stuff is just delectable.
>
> Mat - if you don't find it locally, let me know, we have a
> Holland &
> Barrett nearby and I can look there, or else I'm happy to order
> it off
> the web and send it over to Bridget. My email addy at the top
> is valid
> :-)
I tried two health food shops. neither had the blend that Bridget
wants :-(
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(Msg. 10) Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 6:21 pm
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(Msg. 11) Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 6:21 pm
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(Msg. 12) Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 1:58 am
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> I need for someone in another country (not USA) to aid and abet me in
> getting some Heath and Heather Tea, night time variety into the USA. It
> seems that they have changed their packaging and it no longer meets USA
> labeling criteria and they aren't very likely to go redesign it just for
> us because we just aren't a big enough market for them to really care a lot.
I really detest Holland & Barrett (snooty unpleasant people selling
overpriced and average stuff) but I could look and see what's really
in this tea. You could most likely mix it up yourself for a tenth
of the cost.
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