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T-Sac Disposable Tea Infuser
Convenient eco-friendly tea filters for loose-leaf teas.
The Original Holderless Tea Filter, Made in Germany T-Sac tea filters let you brew loose leaf tea with the ease of a tea bag - no holder, no mess, no fuss. Simply fill the filter with your favourite loose leaf tea, fold the long flap over, and tuck it under the lid of your teapot. The built-in gusset at the bottom opens up to give your tea leaves room to expand fully, so you get better flavour extraction in every cup. Why T-Sac? - Taste-neutral - won't change the flavour of your tea - Unbleached PLA paper - made from renewable, non-GMO plant-based fibres - FSC certified and industrially compostable (DIN EN 13432) - No microplastics - fully breaks down, leaving no residue - No holder needed - the long flap tucks under your teapot lid to keep the filter in place - Easy to fill - the built-in "tea slide" flap makes filling quick and clean Size #2 Fits large mugs and small teapots (0.5–0.8 litres). Holds up to 4 teaspoons of tea. Dimensions: Length 15.3 cm (11.2 cm to tab) x Width 7.5 cm Available in boxes of 100 and bulk packs of 1,000. What is PLA Paper? PLA paper represents the next generation of sustainable tea filtration combining technical performance with genuine environmental responsibility. This unbleached paper is engineered with a specialized structure for optimal filtering, allowing tea to brew fully while keeping every leaf and fine particle exactly where it belongs. It's FSC certified, reflecting responsibly sourced fibres from the start. What sets PLA paper apart is its PLA fibre content - a plant-based polymer derived from non-GMO corn. These naturally renewable fibres give the paper reliable heat-sealability, while remaining fully biocompatible. A paper that's industrially compostable to the DIN EN 13432 standard, breaking down completely and leaving no residue behind. It's packaging built with the same care we put into every cup — sustainable from leaf to landfill-free disposal.
- Material: PLA paper
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