Detox

Not just any detox tea. This is the ultimate organic cup to help your body spring clean. With a splash of sweet aniseed and crisp fennel, feel your senses come alive with lush cardamom and licorice root – purity at its best. Shrug off the old and embrace the new. Detox is a tea to usher in new beginnings.

For more information about the truly incredible herbs in this tea why not check out the key ingredients panel on the right and follow the link to the Pukkapedia where you'll find a whole world of herbal information.

Good news for giving your mind, body and soul a fresh start.

Detox tea, like all of our teas, is certified Fair for Life (the gold standard in fair and ethical trade).

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$7.95 + P&P

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What's in the box?

20 individually sealed sachets ready to make the perfect cuppa

Part of the Cleansing range

Pukka’s Cleansing range of five teas is designed to help cleanse, balance, and restore.

View the Cleansing range

Explore the key ingredients

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Aniseed

The aniseed used in our Detox and After Dinner comes from organic farmers in Turkey.

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Cardamom

In Ayurveda, cardamom possesses a warming and drying quality perfect for adding aromatic spice.

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Celery Seed

The seeds of the plant are actually very small fruit - and were referenced by Celsus - a Roman in AD 30 as a means to help deal with pain.

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Coriander

Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) is an annual herb native to Southern Europe, Northern Africa and South West Asia.

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Fennel

Fennel’s combination of delicious uplifting flavours has made it one of Pukka’s favourite herbs. We love it so much, it can be found over 20 of our delicious herbal teas and organic supplements.

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Licorice

We buy licorice from FairWild projects in Khazakstan and Spain ensuring that both what we take will be regenerated to be there in the future and that the collectors are paid a fair wage.

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