The creation of the Tealure ecommerce site

MEASURE NO. 01.2.1-MITA-T-852 "INOSTARTAS"

Co-financed from the European Union Structural Funds under Measure No. 01.2.1-MITA-T-852 "Inostartas" for the project "Fermented Tea Drink - Kombucha."

Scientific research on fermented tea drink. Anti-oxidant properties of Tealure teas were studied, and it was found that the fermentation process in kombucha enhances the antioxidant properties of the final product. The highest polyphenol content after 7 days of fermentation was found in the Green Himalayan Pine Tea Kombucha (1283.8 TPC mg GAE/100g) and the Black Summer Muscatel Tea Kombucha (1270.7 TPC mg GAE/100g). Based on these results, we selected three teas for further kombucha production: Summer White (White Tea), Himalayan Pine (Green Tea), and Summer Muscatel (Black Tea).

Project Budget - €34,782.66
Financing Amount - €27,826.13

Project Duration - February 1, 2020 – February 1, 2021

“E-COMMERCE MODEL COVID-19”

The goal of the project is the integration of the Tealure online store with manufacturing and sales systems. The project is being implemented with funding from the 2014–2020 European Union Funds Investment Program, Priority 13 "E-commerce Model COVID-19." The project is partially financed by the European Regional Development Fund as part of the European Union's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Project Budget - €14,653.74

Funding Amount - €10,990.30

Project Duration - 08-03-2022 - 08-02-2023
MB Arbatologija creates tea blends and produces fermented tea drinks (kombucha) and tea chocolate from them.

"INSTALLATION OF PRIVATE ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING POINTS"

Possibility to receive €595.78 in funding from the joint project "Installation of Private Electric Vehicle Charging Points" by submitting an application to the Lithuanian Energy Agency under the announced invitation "Installation of Private Electric Vehicle Charging Points at Workplaces for Legal Entities." This has encouraged UAB TEKSASAS to plan the installation of an electric vehicle charging point.

The joint project is financed by the Economic Recovery and Resilience Enhancement Fund under the "New Generation Lithuania" plan.