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Why is Bob nuts about Tg green tea?

My mission to fight for better food & drink on store shelves drove me to create Tg. Getting the drink in-store with Tesco in the UK is just the start. This crowdfunding campaign has stirred up strong interest by another major retailer as well as a number of cafe chains. Enquiries have come in from the US, France, Germany, the UAE, China, Japan, Chile, the Netherlands, and the Caribbean regarding selling Tg in those markets.But I cannot make Tg a success on my own. I need your help which is why I am here, asking you to make a campaign pledge.

Bob Beveridge, a former colleague at Mars, experienced NED & Chartered Accountant, made a sizeable pledge very early in the campaign. He then asked to try out Tg green teas. He thought the drinks were delicious and something really new and different (after doing his own in-store and other research). He was so moved by Tg's mission that he reached out to offer his help as an advisor and to help me pull together a board to support Tg's mission. We have since met to begin plotting next steps.

I need more folks like Bob to join #TeamTg.  Through your campaign pledge, you can get involved in some way e.g. as an active advisor like Bob, a future equity investor, a services provider or some other role. Or perhaps you're happy to look on with pride that you helped me on my mission. Whatever you'd like to do, I will appreciate it. Almost 90 people have backed the campaign so far. Will you join us by making a pledge TODAY?
If you live outside the UK, you can also pledge money and, in return, I can send a special reward to you or - as one recent backer (David Mazur) generously requested - to a children's hospital or other charity.
Thank you and enjoy the rest of the day.  

Sophia Nadur
Tg drinks’ co-founder 


Smart, Sassy, Social. Tg Green Tea. A modern take on ancient traditions that help folks strengthen their roots and put a spring in their step. Inspired by Middle Kingdom culture, #FoodTech and colourful art expression that adorn London streets today. Deliciously smooth, some delicately fruity, hot green tea brews. “Here’s looking at you, gorgeous!” Great tasting iced teas with just a touch of sweetness. Really, Mary, there’s nothing like it!
 



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