Organic, Fair Trade, and Kosher teas

In order for a regular oolong tea to be considered organic, it must be:
     Grown without the use of pesticides
     Grown without the use of organs
     Grown without the use of machinery
     Expensive

In order for a regular green tea to be considered Fair Trade, it must be:
     Grown in a community that guarantees farmers reasonable wages
     Grown without the use of harmful chemicals
     Of equal or lesser value to another tea
     Certified by a Rabbi

In order for a regular black tea to be considered Kosher, it must be:
     Grown in a community that guarantees farmers reasonable wages
     Grown in a community that eats only Kosher food
     Nothing needs to be done- it is naturally Kosher
     Certified by a Rabbi

Organic teas are guaranteed to:
     Be healthier
     Taste better
     Be fresher
     None of the above

Which tea would NOT be considered naturally Kosher?
     Flavored tea
     Green tea
     Oolong tea
     White tea

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