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Tea is the most consumed drink in the world after water, and the United Nations General Assembly allocates an international day for this beloved drink since 2019.
According to the United Nations website, tea is attributed to a type of Camellia Senice or China Camellia, and its consumption is believed to have started “in northeastern India, northern Myanmar and southwest China.”
It is not known specifically the first location of the growth of the tea plant, but there is evidence that the consumption of tea “started in China 5,000 years ago.”
In addition to its economic importance, the tea drink has an important cultural and historical role in many countries of the world, especially in Britain, where it is devoted to having a specified time in the day, between the third and five in the afternoon.
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