Here's the tea: there's a shortage of matcha. Once easily found in grocery stores and cafes, the green tea powder is now scarce thanks to its popularity on social media, and devout drinkers around ...

In fact, matcha has become so popular that The Japan Times reports that there may be a global matcha shortage this spring. Here’s everything you need to know about the shortage.

The demand is getting to be too matcha. The über-popular green tea drink is becoming increasingly difficult to find as interest in the beverage soars in the Western hemisphere. And while next ...

Close up of an unrecognizable woman holding a cup of matcha tea with green foam. Replacing coffee with a healthy matcha. As I was browsing through my social media feed this morning, enjoying my ...

While I can’t pluck a statistic for you on how many Americans drink matcha, its popularity has clearly grown in recent years. Horizon Grand View Research estimates that the U.S. matcha market ...

Poda matcha is at the center of a heated conversation online. @meetpoda via Instagram “Most matcha is a scam. Let me explain,” Waseem continued. “Most matcha is stale, clumpy and made in China.

From lattes to skincare, matcha is everywhere — but Japan’s ability to produce it isn’t keeping pace. Tea farms are disappearing, grinding facilities are overwhelmed, and restrictions on ...

Matcha, a type of green tea, may help prevent cancer and boost the immune system through powerful properties, Michelle Patidar, a nutrition health coach, told Fox News Digital.

Matcha’s powerhouse compounds — like EGCG, l-theanine, and polyphenols — work synergistically to support nearly every major system in your body. It’s also one of the rare drinks that ...