Rich in probiotics and lower in calories, kombucha is finding increasing favor with consumers drawn to the health benefits and soda-esque fizz of this fermented tea drink.
March 31, 2014
Jenna Blumenfeld
Freelancer
Jenna Blumenfeld lives in Boulder, Colorado, where she reports on the natural products industry, sustainable agriculture, and all things plant based.
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