# More than 690 new products: teas.co.uk passes 1,000

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**Source:** teas.co.uk, UK tea specialist, Tunbridge Wells, Kent

## Summary

On 26 September 2026 we added 693 products and 85 new brand pages, the biggest single addition the shop has made. That took teas.co.uk to 1,018 products from 122 brands, with coffee, biscuits and crackers alongside the tea.

## Description

The short version: on 26 September 2026, 693 new products joined the shop: 257 biscuits, 241 coffees, 102 crackers and crispbreads, and 93 teas, along with 85 new brand pages. That took teas.co.uk to 1,018 products from 122 brands on launch day. It is the biggest single addition the shop has ever made, and it lands three weeks before the company behind teas.co.uk turns one.
What is new

Coffee (241). Pods and capsules, instant, ground, beans, sachets and decaf, from Nescafé, Lavazza, Starbucks, Tassimo, Taylors of Harrogate, Kenco and L'Or. Most tea households have a coffee drinker in them somewhere, and until today we were sending them elsewhere.
Biscuits (257). Chocolate biscuits, cookies, wafers, bars and multipacks, and free-from lines, from McVitie's, Fox's, Oreo, KitKat, Cadbury, Maryland and Bahlsen. Tea without a biscuit is only half the job.
Crackers and crispbreads (102). For the cheeseboard and the lunchbox, from Jacob's, Ryvita, Nairn's, Carr's and Peter's Yard.
More tea (93). Clipper arrives at last, with more from Twinings, Pukka, Taylors of Harrogate, PG Tips and Tetley.
85 new brand pages, so you can see everything a brand makes in one place.

Why we did it
This launch started with a simple question: what do British shoppers put in the trolley next to their tea, and how much of it could they buy from us? To answer it we went through the tea, coffee and biscuit shelves of Britain's biggest supermarkets and catalogued 2,499 branded products. We already sold 147 of them.
The gaps were not where you might expect for a tea shop. There were 321 branded teas we did not stock, but there were 615 coffees and 1,097 biscuits. The biggest holes in our shelf were the things that sit next to the teapot. This launch is the first big step in filling them.
How we chose them
Every line was chosen by hand from that research, starting with the brands you would expect to find in a British kitchen cupboard. We prepared more than we launched: 790 products went through the process, and 693 went live today. The others are waiting until we are happy with every detail on their pages, and they will follow when they are ready, not before.
How we list them
Every new product has its own page and its own photographs, written from the maker's published information, and some have several shots of the pack. Where a product's ingredients and allergens have been published, the page shows them: 452 of the new lines launched with them. Where nobody has checked a claim like "gluten-free" or "vegan" against the pack, we do not make it. If you have an allergy, always read the pack you receive, as recipes change.
Alongside the products we published 648 new guides in the tea wiki, one for almost every new line, with what to drink or eat alongside it. The wiki is already the part of the site Google sends most of our visitors to, and now it covers the biscuit tin as well as the teapot.
What it means for the shop
Until today teas.co.uk was a tea shop with a little coffee on the side. From today it is the UK tea shop with the coffee, biscuits and crackers that go with it. One basket can now cover the teabags, the coffee for whoever in the house does not drink tea, the biscuits for the tin and the crackers for the cheese.
Prices and delivery
The Autumn Sale is still on, and every one of the new lines is in it: 20% off until 15 November. UK delivery is free on orders over £35, which is a lot easier to reach now that the biscuits are here.
What comes next
On 18 October the company behind teas.co.uk turns one. On 18 November the shop marks its first trading birthday, a year since the first order came in at 13:24 on 18 November 2025. We wanted the shop to go into its second year with a proper shelf behind it. It now has one.
If there is a brand or a product you would like to see on that shelf, tell us. This launch was built from what people actually buy, and your requests count as research too.



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