Tavalon Tea founder John-Paul Lee received a Top 10 Asian-American Business Award in ceremonies at the New York Times building May 3.
The annual recognition is sponsored by the US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce (USPAACC) whose mission is to promote and stimulate economic growth among Asian-American Business owners. USPACC, founded in 1984, is the largest Asian-American nonprofit association in the United States.
Tavalon Tea is a premium international loose-leaf tea company headquartered in Wood Ridge, New Jersey with an international office in Seoul, South Korea. Tavalon’s teas can be found at various cafes, gourmet markets and department stores across the country, as well as on www.tavalon.com.
The annual recognition is sponsored by the US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce (USPAACC) whose mission is to promote and stimulate economic growth among Asian-American Business owners. USPACC, founded in 1984, is the largest Asian-American nonprofit association in the United States.
Tavalon Tea is a premium international loose-leaf tea company headquartered in Wood Ridge, New Jersey with an international office in Seoul, South Korea. Tavalon’s teas can be found at various cafes, gourmet markets and department stores across the country, as well as on www.tavalon.com.