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In recent years, the Wuyishan National Park, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and prestigious tea industry, has taken significant steps to safeguard its traditional tea heritage and industry, while embracing…

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Celebrate International Tea Day with us!

May 18, 2023

The event, to be opened by FAO Director-General, QU Dongyu, will focus on smallholder tea producers, reaffirming the commitment to support them and help them overcome the challenges they face. An exhibition…

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Combining Sustainability, Tradition, And Innovation, Senbird Tea Aims To Revolutionize The Tea Industry

April 27, 2023

Single-use teabags produce significant waste and large amounts of plastic tea bags go into landfills. With the growing demand for high quality tea and matcha, consumers are moving away from…

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Chongqing promotes tea industry with culture and tourism

April 10, 2023

A girl poses for photography at a tea farm in Yongchuan district of Chongqing on March 22. In recent years, Yongchuan district of Chongqing has focused on cultivating the tea…

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Innovations pour new momentum into tea industry of China’s Huangshan City

March 16, 2023

Huangshan City is the origin of several famous teas and has a long history of drinking tea. Nowadays, innovative tea-making skills and alternative ways of drinking tea grow popular among…

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Tea chain Phuc Long reaps profits of $8.26M

February 20, 2023

Conglomerate Masan Group, parent company of beverage chain Phuc Long Heritage, said the chain’s profits of VND195 billion ($8.26 million) last year topped the Vietnamese bubble tea market. Phuc Long,…

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Contract Farming Could Save Sri Lanka’s Tea Industry – Analysis

January 16, 2023

High production costs, poor practices and low labor productivity call for a paradigm shift in the management system Sri Lanka’s tea industry is in crisis. The cost of production of…

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Biodiversity and historical developments in the tea industry

September 9, 2021

In its history of more than 2,500 years, Sri Lanka has been colonised by three European nations from the 16th century onwards; the Portuguese, Dutch, and British. The British, who…

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Growers of world-famous Darjeeling tea are going organic

August 2, 2021

Pressure from international buyers and a need to preserve the soil is driving the switch. Darjeeling tea is going organic. Planters switching over claim that organic production helps maintain soil…

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Kenya: Meru Farmers Oppose Arrival of Tea Plucking Machines

July 30, 2021

Tea farmers in Meru County have opposed the introduction of plucking machines, saying the gadgets will affect the quality of green leaf and lead to reduced earnings. A section of…

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Camellia open sky school

July 23, 2021

‘Camellia Khola Akash School’ (Camellia Open Sky School), an innovative initiative of the Bangladesh Tea Board (BTB), is eying to create expert tea farmers, develop the skills of small-scale tea…

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A dire warning of the negative effects of organic manure for Sri Lanka’s entire tea industry

July 19, 2021

With my experience, based on 45 years of hands-on, direct experience in the tea industry, I wish to issue a dire warning about the Sri Lankan tea industry; if inorganic…

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Wuyishan National Park forges ahead with sustainable tea

Celebrate International Tea Day with us!

Combining Sustainability, Tradition, And Innovation, Senbird Tea Aims To Revolutionize The Tea Industry

Chongqing promotes tea industry with culture and tourism

Innovations pour new momentum into tea industry of China’s Huangshan City

Tea chain Phuc Long reaps profits of $8.26M

Contract Farming Could Save Sri Lanka’s Tea Industry – Analysis

Biodiversity and historical developments in the tea industry

Growers of world-famous Darjeeling tea are going organic

Kenya: Meru Farmers Oppose Arrival of Tea Plucking Machines

Camellia open sky school

A dire warning of the negative effects of organic manure for Sri Lanka’s entire tea industry

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