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The actual amount of caffeine in Lipton Ice Teas can vary depending on the type of tea. Green and Black ice teas contain some caffeine, while our herbal flavours have no caffeine at all. So go ahead, sip away and enjoy that delicious taste! You can find out more here.

Sorry, but as of now, there are no de-caffeinated varieties of Lipton Ice Tea.

Lipton Iced Tea is available in different varieties, which differ in their sugar content. If you’re in the mood for something different there are also “Zero” variants available. You can find the exact sugar content in the nutrition information on the back of the product pack or an overview of the individual products here.

We might not have a gluten-free label on our packaging, but none of our ingredients come from products that contain gluten.

Not only do we love animals, but nearly all our products are vegan. However, there are some specific products that contain honey, so be sure to check the ingredient list. You find them either on the bottle or the can itself, or in the product details here.

At this time our products are not certified Kosher.

At this time our products are not certified Halal.

Sadly we are not allowed to tell you our secret recipes, but our Product Pages contain all the information you’ll seek. You will find all the ingredients and nutritional information listed for each product here. And also at the back of pack.

You deserve optimal freshness! And that is what the date on Lipton Ice Tea product stands for. It is a "Best before date," which is very different from a “use by” expiration date often found on perishable items such as dairy and meat products. The date only refers to the time until which the iced tea has the best and freshest taste.

No. You can easily store a still closed package unrefrigerated. After opening it is wise to keep it in the refrigerator for up to three days. But if you want to experience the iced tea at it’s most refreshing and tastiest, you should keep it as cool as possible. So make sure you always have a bottle or a can ready in your fridge!

You mean ALL of them? Well, our product overview page is the best way for you to start. Be sure to find your new favourite and get ready to be wowed by our large and varied selection of products here!

Sometimes we just need to make room for something new! Some products may be discontinued for now, but do not worry, we already have your new favorite waiting for you. To always be up to date, be sure to check our Product Overview regularly. You can do so here.

Well, we don't want to give away all the secrets yet, but we are constantly working on bringing you new, refreshing varieties. Don’t miss out on your possible new favourite by regularly checking here.

We know how important sustainability is to our planet, which is why we've taken the following steps to improve our packaging. As of now 97% of Lipton Ice Tea products are fully recyclable (where facilities exist), and we already use 100% recycled plastic bottles in 13 countries.

Some Lipton Ice Tea products come in a 100% recyclable aluminum can. We have also reduced the amount of plastic needed to manufacture our bottles by switching from 100% virgin PET bottles to 100% recycled plastic bottles in 13 countries. 

Yes! The materials we use for our bottle, cap and label are designed to be fully recyclable, where facilities exist! The biggest challenge now is to ensure that our (and other) plastic bottles are collected, so that where possible they can serve as a new material.

100%! Sustainability is an important issue for us, and responsible sourcing of tea is an important issue for the industry.

Here are some ways in which responsible sourcing of tea is done in Sri Lanka – where we source the majority of our tea:

Certification programs: The country has several certification programs, such as Rainforest Alliance, Fairtrade, and Ethical Tea Partnership, that set standards for social, environmental, and economic sustainability. Tea producers can become certified by meeting these standards and are then allowed to use certification labels on their products.

Sustainable farming practices: Sri Lanka's tea industry is moving towards more sustainable farming practices, including reducing the use of agrochemicals, conserving soil and water, and promoting biodiversity. Some tea plantations have adopted organic farming practices, which can improve soil health and protect the environment.

Worker welfare: The industry is committed to improving the welfare of workers, including fair pay, safe working conditions, and access to healthcare and education. Many tea producers in Sri Lanka provide housing and other benefits to their workers.

Traceability: Some tea companies in Sri Lanka are implementing traceability programs, which track tea from the plantation to the final product. This can help ensure that the tea is sourced responsibly and sustainably.

Industry associations: The Sri Lanka Tea Board and the Ceylon Tea Traders Association are industry associations that work to promote responsible sourcing and sustainability in the tea industry. They provide training and support to tea producers and promote best practices in the industry.

Overall, responsible sourcing of tea in Sri Lanka involves a combination of certification programs, sustainable farming practices, worker welfare, traceability, and industry associations. These efforts help ensure that Sri Lankan tea is produced in a way that is socially responsible, environmentally sustainable, and economically viable You can find more information on that here.

Lipton iced teas use tea extracts, made with teas sourced from numerous plantations located in different countries renowned for tea production, such as Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, and China.

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