Food Company Launches Artisan and Charity Mid-Autumn Gift Boxes with Tea Factory and Social Welfare Group
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Food company Black Bridge collaborates with an old tea factory and a foundation supporting people with intellectual disabilities.
- They launched the "Moon Bathing South" gift box, featuring a "Red Jade Oolong" tea-infused mooncake.
- A "Fragrant Companion Pottery" gift set includes pottery made by young adults with intellectual disabilities and a thank-you card, with limited availability nationwide.
Black Bridge Foods has partnered with a historic tea factory in Nantou's Yuchi Township and the Meishan Foundation, an organization that supports individuals with intellectual disabilities. This collaboration aims to create unique Mid-Autumn Festival gift boxes that blend tradition with social good.
The "Moon Bathing South" gift box features an innovative "Red Jade Oolong" tea-infused mooncake, combining the rich flavors of local tea with the classic festival treat. This offering highlights the company's commitment to incorporating regional specialties into its products.
Additionally, the "Fragrant Companion Pottery" gift set includes handcrafted pottery pieces created by young adults with intellectual disabilities from the Meishan Foundation. Each set also comes with a thank-you card, adding a personal touch. This initiative provides a platform for these individuals to showcase their talents and contributes to their support network. The limited edition sets are available across Taiwan.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.