Talk:Clipper Teas

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UK's sixth biggest tea brand

The article currently contains a claim that "Clipper is the UK's sixth biggest tea brand and export sales represent 20% of group turnover with products currently sold in 45 countries." I can't see a referenced source for this claim, and a bit of googling wasn't enough to turn up a source. I've removed the claim from the intro/summary, and added a citation needed tag to where it appears in the body. I think a source is even more vital than ever when citing a claim that something is the "nth biggest..." as it inevitably prompts the question "what are the (n-1) bigger ones...?" which a source should be able to answer/explain. mooncow 16:05, 9 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]