BreadTalk high expectation on its tea brands

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Bakery franchise BreadTalk Group has brought two Shenzhen-based specialty tea brands – Nayuki and TaiGai – into Singapore.
BreadTalk will operate and manage both brands in its joint venture with Shenzhen Pindao Food & Beverage Management. The agreement marks both tea brands’ first overseas stores, which will open this year. They enter a market in which tea drinks are an increasingly popular beverage product.
Both the Shenzhen-based tea brands have been successful in China. TaiGai operates 60 stores on the Chinese mainland, while Nayuki has 100 new stores planned in China by end of this year – it made national news when it opened three stores within 33 days, earning it the label “veloci-tea”.
Their signature offerings feature healthy tea options using mainly fresh fruits and premium-quality teas. While Nayuki is known for its “soft-euro bakes” cake products, TaiGai is best known for its signature fruit-blended milk cheese crowns, which it terms “fruity milky kisses”.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which specific tea brands has BreadTalk brought to Singapore?
Which specific tea brands has BreadTalk brought to Singapore?
BreadTalk Group has introduced two Shenzhen-based specialty tea brands, Nayuki and TaiGai, into the Singaporean market. These brands are making their first overseas expansion through this partnership.
Q.How will BreadTalk manage these new tea brands in Singapore?
How will BreadTalk manage these new tea brands in Singapore?
BreadTalk will operate and manage both Nayuki and TaiGai in Singapore. This is being done through a joint venture established with Shenzhen Pindao Food & Beverage Management.
Q.What are the signature products offered by the two new tea brands?
What are the signature products offered by the two new tea brands?
Nayuki is known for its healthy tea options, fresh fruits, premium teas, and soft-euro bakes. TaiGai specialises in fruit-blended milk cheese crowns, which it calls 'fruity milky kisses'.
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