Calgary’s Sarjesa has grown into Alberta’s biggest tea manufacturer while keeping women at every link in its supply chain.
Founder Alexandra Sangster marks International Women’s Day by pointing to the female farmers, workers and organizations that make her blends possible.
Calgary Women-Owned Tea Company Celebrates International Women’s Day with Purpose-Driven Growth and Ethical Impact
Sarjesa, a Calgary-based women-owned tea company, is celebrating International Women’s Day by reaffirming its commitment to women’s empowerment, ethical supply chains, and community roots.
Founded by Alexandra Sangster, the company has grown into the largest tea manufacturing facility in Alberta, producing premium tea blends and herbal tisanes steeped in purpose and support for women and gender-diverse people.
Sarjesa partners with local farmers, women-led organizations, and international small-scale growers to build a supply chain that prioritizes equity, resilience and long-term impact. The company’s sourcing framework ensures that ingredient partners are selected for their positive impact on women’s livelihoods, including respectful workplaces, fair pay, and recognition of family responsibilities.
Sarjesa exemplifies how businesses can grow responsibly while advancing economic and social empowerment for women across the supply chain.
Sarjesa’s teas are available online at www.sarjesa.com or at local retailers.
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