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Former JFS pupil wins award for ethically-sound tea company

December 7, 2017 12:31
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ByBen Weich, Ben Weich

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A 27-year-old Jewish man who has won an award for young entrepreneurs says his “family values” inspired him to establish an ethically-sound company.

Daniel Morris, a 27-year-old former JFS pupil, is preparing to open a third store under the Camden Tea Company brand, after starting with a single market stall in November 2013.

Mr Morris told the JC that the prize — awarded by the Borough of Camden — was primarily in recognition of the “modern model” of his business and his willingness to help others adopt it.

Mr Morris, whose company currently has six full-time members of staff, said: “I think this award isn’t so much to do with the tea that we sell — it’s more to do with the company’s infrastructure.