Typhoo is poised to be taken over by a disposable vape company after the tea company collapsed into administration. Supreme, which sells e-cigarette brands 88Vape and Elfbar in the UK, on Thursday ...

A beloved British tea brand has been saved from the brink of collapse by a vape manufacturer. Fans of Typhoo Tea were left shocked after the century-old firm filed for administration last week ...

Typhoo Tea has been rescued by vape maker Supreme in a £10m deal which it said would keep the brand "in British hands". The 120-year-old teamaker fell in to administration in November as its ...

Younger people are moving away from black tea and competition from coffee and soft drinks has further helped stall sales, according to research firm Mintel. But revenue at Typhoo still topped £ ...

Typhoo Tea collapsed into administration owing around £100m to its creditors ahead of being rescued, it has been revealed. The Bristol-based company entered administration in November 2024 before ...

Typhoo Tea has fallen into administration as the 120-year-old brand's sales slump, losses widen and debts rise. Advisory firm Kroll has been appointed to handle the administration and find a buyer ...

Typhoo Tea has fallen into administration after more than 120 years. Vapes and batteries maker Supreme has said it is in talks over a potential rescue deal to snap up the historic tea brand.

You would have had to collect all 30 cards and send them to Sumner's Typhoo Tea Ltd, Birmingham to claim your pen. The pen had a 'strong gold, 14 carat, iridium tipped' nib and a 'full size ...

Typhoo Tea has been rescued by vape maker Supreme which will buy the company for £10m. The 120-year-old teamaker fell in to administration in November as its sales slumped and debts rose.

“The administration process provides Typhoo Tea with protection, allowing the joint administrators to finalise the sale in order to rescue the business.” Typhoo’s latest company filings show ...

Typhoo Tea has been rescued by vape maker Supreme in a £10m deal which it said would keep the brand "in British hands". The 120-year-old teamaker fell in to administration in November as its ...