Why would people in China want to buy British tea brands?

Tl;dr: Chinese tea and British tea are not the same. There are many kinds of Chinese tea and many kinds of British tea. I believe British tea is often sourced in India and Sri Lanka. At big supermarkets in China which sell Western products, it's not unusual to see British teas on the shelves. read more

The trick is to price them within a reaching point of Chinese brands. If a foreign product is not much more expensive, people will likely give it a try even if it is not a well-known brand. The prevailing perception is non-Chinese products are better quality. Success anywhere, including China, isn’t 100 percent assured. read more

As my week draws to a close, I couldn’t agree more. While it would be impossible to only buy British permanently, it’s easier than people think. The British Family's guide to buying British Toys . Unlike in the 1950s and 1960s, there are very few British toy manufacturers around anymore. read more