Kelly Zhou of Yaaas Tea joins News 12 to talk about how her business bridges cultures
CEO and Founder of Yaaas Tea Kelly Zhou joined News 12 in studio to talk about her business.
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Mar 14, 2024, 12:29 PM
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5h agoIt’s Women’s History Month and News 12 is highlighting some women-owned businesses on Long Island.
CEO and Founder of Yaaas Tea Kelly Zhou joined News 12 in studio to talk about her business.
Zhou says she opened Yaaas Tea to bridge cultures by bringing authentic Asian treats to the American market.
Zhou has seven locations in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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