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When we talk about slow production like Scullery Made’s approach, it’s better for the planet because it prioritizes quality, transparency, and smaller batches over mass output. Industrial tea and ingredient producers often rely on large-scale monoculture, long transport chains, and cheap, low-grade processing — all of which increase emissions, waste, and pressure on ecosystems. Slow methods tend to use thoughtfully sourced ingredients, support smaller growers, and limit processing so nothing is wasted. That’s why many people see slow production as more sustainable — check out https://scullerymade.org/ to see how they do it.