Global demand for yerba mate is accelerating, driven by rising exports to Syria, the US and Europe, rapid growth in RTD and organic segments, and increasing consumer interest in natural energy ...

Argentina has advanced to the World Cup finals, defeating Croatia 3-0. What's the secret to their success? Lionel Messi, perhaps. Or, according to The New York Times, it could be yerba mate: after all ...

Argentina’s soccer team has been known to travel with over a thousand pounds of a drink called yerba mate.

Yerba mate is a tea made from a plant—mate—that’s popular in Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. It contains about a third of the amount of caffeine that you’d get from a cup of coffee (30 mg versus 100 ...

It shouldn’t be hard to persuade people to take a sip of yerba mate. It’s completely natural. It makes you feel simultaneously energized and relaxed. You can drink it all day without feeling like your ...

Yerba Madre, the category leader in yerba mate, returns to Natural Products Expo West with its most comprehensive innovation ...

Fans of tea and coffee have an intriguing new flavor to explore in Pacific Beach. Yerba Mate Bar opened last week, San Diego’s first café dedicated to the caffeinated beverage of choice for the ...