Ahmad Tea operate out of their eco-friendly headquarters in Chandler's Ford, Hampshire, offering a wide range of teas, from teabags and loose teas to black, green and flavoured teas. A small proportion of their operations are based in the UK. Ahmad Tea participate in environmental initiatives such as water management projects in Niger, healthcare projects in Sri Lanka, and educational initiatives in East European orphanages.

Cafédirect is a UK-based alternative trading organization with equality at the heart of their hot drinks range. All of their products are Fairtrade certified and their coffee is roasted in the UK.

Clipper pride themselves on producing tea, coffee, green tea and infusions that are natural, delicious and 100% fairtrade. Clipper is a member of the Organic Soil Association and they use unbleached tea bags. Initiatives in tea picking communities include infrastructure, healthcare and schooling.

Jacksons of Piccadilly is a London tea house with a small range of Fairtrade teas and ethically sourced infusions available. A small proportion of their processing occurs within the UK. Jacksons of Piccadilly are a Twinings brand, whose Sourced With Care initiative aims to improve the lives and conditions of the workers and their communities.

Launched in 1860, Nambarrie use fine Indian & African leaves to give a bold and hearty tea that can be relied on for the perfect cup any time. In addition to being members of the Ethical Tea Partnership, over 75% of Nambarrie's tea comes from gardens which have been certified by third-party organisations, such as Rainforest Alliance, Fairtrade and/or UTZ.