The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA)
The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA) was found in 1992
Category: Industry News
Category: Industry News
Beautiful Chinese Tea | Huangshan: A Leaf Born Among Misty Mountains and Waters
Located in southern Anhui Province, Huangshan lies near 30 degrees north latitude. With layers of mountain peaks, crisscrossing streams and valleys, year-round mist, high altitude, wide temperature differences and a humid climate, the area provides excellent natural conditions for tea cultivation. Tea gardens are built along the mountainsides and blend naturally with the surrounding landscape,
China Gifts | Dianhong tea: Brewed by time and nature
Thirsty to learn more about Chinese tea culture? Let’s have some Dianhong tea first. Hand-picked like fine coffee beans, crafted with care and brewed into honeyed, fruity warmth, Dianhong tea isn’t made for fancy ceremony. It’s integral to daily life, shared, sipped, and slurped. So raise a cup of Dianhong tea to the incredible tea
From Caffeine Crash to Sweet Dreams: How Chinese Scientists Are Reinventing New-style Tea Beverages
New-style Tea Beverages have become a global obsession, winning fans from Hangzhou to Honolulu and from Taipei to Toronto. But for many drinkers, the enjoyment comes with a familiar trade-off: caffeine. What begins as an afternoon pick-me-up can end in jitters, a racing heart, and a night spent staring at the ceiling. Enter Dr. Mao
Tea Exports from Yuhang District, Hangzhou Hit Record High: Jingshan Matcha Fragrance Spreads Worldwide
In 2025, tea exports from Yuhang District, Hangzhou delivered an outstanding performance: the annual export value reached 390 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of one-third compared with 2024, hitting a record high. Accounting for nearly 60% of the district’s total agricultural product exports, tea has become the core pillar of Yuhang’s specialty agricultural products “going
2026 National Spring Tea Market Situation in March
Overall purchase prices in production areas have slightly decreased with marked divergence In March, tea prices in production areas showed a clear divergence. Prices for core regional brands and tea from core production areas remained largely flat or saw a slight decrease year-on-year, while prices for emerging regional brands and tea from non-core production areas
China’s Tea Export Briefing in March 2026.
According to China Customs, in March 2026, China exported 32,000 tons of tea, down 8.72% year-on-year but up 12.10% month-on-month; export value stood at $119 million, a decrease of 1.27% year-on-year but an increase of 4.80% month-on-month; and the average export price was $3.72 per kilogram, up 8.16% year-on-year yet down 6.51% month-on-month. For the
Mixue Group posts strong results for 2025 on expanded store footprint
By Wang Zhuoqiong | China Daily | Updated: 2026-04-14 09:33 Mixue Group reported robust earnings growth for 2025, driven by rapid store expansion and a supply chain-led business model, even as rising costs and intensifying competition weighed on margins. Revenue rose 35.2 percent to 33.56 billion yuan ($4.91 billion), while net profit increased 33.1 percent
Foreign visitors develop a taste for Guizhou matcha
chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-03-30 20:33 International guests visiting Guizhou recently sampled locally produced matcha and were quickly won over by its rich flavor and smooth taste, discovering why the province has become a major hub for the vibrant green tea powder.
Chongqing tea farmers harvest spring tea in eco-friendly gardens
By Deng Rui and Tan Yingzi in Chongqing | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-03-26 17:09 In the picturesque Changping village, located in Chongqing’s Nanchuan district, local tea farmers have recently been busy with the annual harvest of spring tea in its eco-friendly tea gardens. Over the past few years, Nanchuan has embraced an innovative approach to
Tea Tourism Revitalizes Agriculture and Industrial Development: Opening Ceremony of the 7th Tea Tourism Conference
On March 22, the 7th Tea Tourism Conference opened in Anji County, Zhejiang Province. Wang Qing, President of the China Tea Circulation Association and Chairman of the National Tea Standardization Technical Committee, attended the event and delivered a speech. Centered on the theme “Tea Tourism for Rural Revitalization, Industrial Growth, Embracing Authenticity, and Celebrating Affection,”