Tea

One of the largest tea traders in the world

If we were to write the book of humanity’s cultural heritage, it would not be complete without a chapter on tea. In the 19th century, tea was spread around the world and tea houses appeared all over the globe. Today, it is the most popular beverage on the planet, second only to water: the world collectively drinks more than two billion cups of tea every single day.

Product range

Acomo’s Tea segment covers global tea trading, processing and distribution through the Group’s own state-of-the-art warehouses and blending facilities in many major tea-producing countries. By constantly monitoring and analyzing market developments and sharing insights with customers, this segment is able to meet traditional consumer preferences as well as novel appetites for speciality teas.

Have you ever considered how tea leaves turn into your perfect cup of tea?

From plantation to harvest

Tea leaves grow on tea plants across diverse terrains – from tropical lowlands in Ceylon to rolling hills in China. Whether destined to become black, green, white, or oolong tea, the finest leaves are handpicked at precise moments, often just the tender buds and top two leaves.

From leaves to tea

At specialized facilities, the fresh leaves undergo careful processing that transforms their character. Afterwards, tea masters use the leaves to compose signature blends.Fresh tea leaves undergo careful processing that transforms their character. Black teas are withered, rolled, and oxidized to develop rich, robust flavors. Green teas are gently steamed to preserve their delicate, grassy notes. Each tea type requires different techniques passed down through generations of tea masters.

The perfect cup

Through global networks spanning sourcing, blending, and distribution, these processed teas are expertly combined to create consistent flavor profiles. From single-origin specialties to signature blends, each tea is packaged and delivered to become that perfect cup – whether it’s your morning energizer, afternoon comfort, or evening ritual.

Acomo companies

Royal Van Rees Group has been active as a global tea trader since 1819. With a current market share of approximately 10% the company has grown into one of the largest tea traders in the world. At this moment they are the only Acomo company in this segment.