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Bubble tea's Taiwan origin story: economic boom, national identity and betrayal
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Jennifer Pak
Mar 14, 2024
The self-governing island consumes a billion cups a year of the milk tea with the chewy tapioca pearls. Globally, it's a $3 billion industry.
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World's biggest tea company might get out of the business
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Meghan McCarty Carino
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Consumers are turning away from the basic black beverage toward more "innovative" brands.
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