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London, UK-based start-up Chai GPTea is rolling out automated chai vending machines in offices and shared workspaces across the city, offering a tech-enabled alternative to conventional tea-making.


The machines use pre-mixed blends of tea, spices and herbs, combined with hot water and milk powder, to prepare chai lattes in under a minute.


Each unit features a touchscreen interface and a set menu of seven varieties, including Masala, Saffron, Cardamom and Matcha. The products contain no preservatives or artificial additives, with milk listed as the only allergen.


Founder Sandeep Heda said: "Walk into any workplace, and there’s always a fancy coffee machine with a dozen options. But when it comes to tea? One dusty bag, a kettle, and maybe a splash of milk if you are lucky".


"I started Chai GPTea because I knew tea lovers deserved better – something thoughtful, modern and rooted in wellness. Our machine doesn’t just serve tea; it serves a little moment of comfort and care in the middle of a busy day."

Chai GPTea rolls out automated chai machines across workspaces

Rafaela Sousa

10 July 2025

Chai GPTea rolls out automated chai machines across workspaces

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