Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
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Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
No biggy but is there anyway to design the sample tea tins so that they are better for stacking? Although I can stack them they easily teeter and then eventually fall with the slightest distrubance. Just wondering if it is possible or if this is a issue others are having too?
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RachelC - Posts: 253
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
That's a really neat idea; the lid could be designed to fit in place with the bottom of the tin on top. 
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JillDragon - Posts: 40
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
I totally agree! I just received my first order of 7 tins and couldn't believe that they wouldn't stack
. However, they arrived in less than a week and the Citron Green was wonderful!
- martin64
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
Stacking would be nice.
I wonder how many tins they have waiting to be filled with goodness? And if they did decide to make a change, I wonder how long it would take to cycle through that inventory-- assuming they waited to deplete the supply of old tins first. Hmmmmmmmmm
I wonder how many tins they have waiting to be filled with goodness? And if they did decide to make a change, I wonder how long it would take to cycle through that inventory-- assuming they waited to deplete the supply of old tins first. Hmmmmmmmmm
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bsteele - Posts: 545
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
Yes please, all of your tins made stackable. Especially the sample tins.
- marlena
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
This is a great idea! My counter would definitely appreciate it, especially the sampler tins.
I also wonder if there is some kind of recycling program available - like we can send in our tins for a discount or to get refilled. I'm finding uses for some of the old tins, but I just thought it might be a nice way to save.
I also wonder if there is some kind of recycling program available - like we can send in our tins for a discount or to get refilled. I'm finding uses for some of the old tins, but I just thought it might be a nice way to save.
- keensense
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
The recycling idea is one we have given thought to in the past, but shipping empty sample tins across the country never made sense from an economic, nor environmental position.
As for the stacking suggestion, we hope to transition from tins to pouches in the next several months, so unfortunately, a redesign of the sample tins is not in the cards.
As for the stacking suggestion, we hope to transition from tins to pouches in the next several months, so unfortunately, a redesign of the sample tins is not in the cards.
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ilya - Site Admin
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
What??? I LOVE the tins! Why are you changing to pouches?
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geeber1 - Posts: 1675
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
Well I guess it's going to be a 50/50 thing, because I hate the tins and love pouches. Less shipping weight too. And if Adagio would carry a nice line of canisters for sale, they could turn a nice profit there too.
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Victoria - Posts: 8186
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
Victoria wrote:Well I guess it's going to be a 50/50 thing, because I hate the tins and love pouches. Less shipping weight too. And if Adagio would carry a nice line of canisters for sale, they could turn a nice profit there too.
Agree. Those tins weigh more than you'd think.
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Geekgirl - Posts: 2693
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
ilya wrote:we hope to transition from tins to pouches in the next several months
Ah, thank goodness. I loved the small tins at first, but once you get a few dozen on hand, it'd be nice to just get some bags that you can throw away with little to no guilt. Or stack quietly in a small corner.
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TubbyCow - Posts: 267
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
keensense wrote:This is a great idea! My counter would definitely appreciate it, especially the sampler tins.
I also wonder if there is some kind of recycling program available - like we can send in our tins for a discount or to get refilled. I'm finding uses for some of the old tins, but I just thought it might be a nice way to save.
If you have ordered tins other than sample size or signature blends, you can go to your account and under 'My Orders Summary' click Reorder & Refill. If the tea is available, you can order a Refill and they will send it in a sealed bag instead of a tin. It's also a little bit cheaper than reordering a tin.
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geeber1 - Posts: 1675
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Re: Sample Tea Tins Suggestion
geeber1 wrote:keensense wrote:This is a great idea! My counter would definitely appreciate it, especially the sampler tins.
I also wonder if there is some kind of recycling program available - like we can send in our tins for a discount or to get refilled. I'm finding uses for some of the old tins, but I just thought it might be a nice way to save.
If you have ordered tins other than sample size or signature blends, you can go to your account and under 'My Orders Summary' click Reorder & Refill. If the tea is available, you can order a Refill and they will send it in a sealed bag instead of a tin. It's also a little bit cheaper than reordering a tin.
Ooh, thanks for the tip!
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