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BOPF stands for Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings, a popular grade of black tea. It is a small, granular tea made by crushing leaves, which gives it a strong, brisk flavor and a coppery-red color when brewed. Known for its quick brewing time, it is the most common grade of tea used in teabags and is a major export for countries like Sri Lanka.
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BOPF stands for Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings. It is a specific grade of black tea known for its small, granular size and strong flavor.
Unlike whole-leaf teas, BOPF is produced by crushing or cutting the tea leaves into very fine particles. This process, also known as CTC (Cut, Tear, Curl) production, breaks down the leaves, which in turn releases more flavor and color during brewing.