The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA)
The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA) was found in 1992
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The first “Fujian Tea Go Around the World” high-quality development convention was held in Fuzhou
On May 20th, the first “Fujian Tea Go Around the World” high-quality development convention was successfully held in Fuzhou city, Fujian province. On this convention, many tea experts and representatives in the tea industry gather together to discuss and talk about the global tea development. “Chinese Tea Beverage” TikTok and Youtube” were launched which is organized by China Tea Marketing Association. During
International Tea Day President Wang Qing: Promoting Chinese National Tea Brand to the World
On May 21st, Mr. Wang Qing, president of China Tea Marketing Association, director of National Tea Standardization Technical Committee, accepted an exclusive interview with Xinhuanet in Fujian province, China. Mr. Wang Qing said that China is a big tea producing country, and Fujian is the benchmark in tea industry. At present, there is still a lot of room for the development of
“Chinese Tea Beverage” Tik Tok and Youtube were launched
On May 21st, the “Chinese Tea Beverage” Tik Tok and Youtube which is organized and planned by China Tea Marketing Association were officially launched. “Chinese Tea Beverage” will release Chinese tea industry information, promote famous Chinese tea, and promote Chinese tea culture on these two most popular international self-media platforms, Tik Tok and Youtube. You will find lots of Chinese tea
2021 China (Huangshan) Tea Industry Development Convention was successfully held
On May 6th, 2021, the 2021 China (Huangshan) Tea Industry Development Convention was successfully held in Huangshan District, Huangshan City, Anhui Province. This convention was co-organized by China Tea Marketing Association, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Anhui Province, and the People’s Government of Huangshan City. Nearly 200 people attended this event. At this convention, the
China Tea Marketing Association and Jingdong Supermarket signed strategic cooperation agreement
On April 7th, China Tea Marketing Association(CTMA) and Jingdong supermarket officially signed a five-year strategic cooperation agreement at the headquarters of Jingdong group, and nearly 100 representatives attended the meeting. The conference was broadcasted live by Jingdong and shared online. At the meeting, President Wang Qing of China Tea Marketing Association and vice-president Liu Lizhen of Jingdong group delivered speeches
Jasmine Tea Brewing Skills
To brew jasmine tea, you can use gaiwan, a covered bowl. Before brewing tea, pour the boiling water into the gaiwan, increase the temperature of tea bowl, and then pour out the water. Put the tea into the gaiwan and put in a small amount of water, about 25% of the total amount of gaiwan, and cover the lid to make the
Oolong Tea Brewing Skills
In China, different kinds of tea need different tea sets to brew them. As for the Oolong tea, you can use purple clay teapot or Gaiwan, a covered bowl. Wash the teapot with boiling water to raise the temperature of the teapot. Put the tea in the pot, then pour in the boiling water, the ratio of tea
Green Tea Brewing Skills
We usually use glass cup to brew green tea by following three methods according to the characteristics of tea.
Tea tipplers are more likely to live longer, healthier lives than you triple venti half-sweet no foam latte-swilling fiends
From The Register Tea lovers that chug three or more cups of the warm nectar per week are more likely to live longer than those that drink tea less often, or never touch the wonderful stuff. Habitual tea consumption is associated with lower risks of cardiovascular disease and all-cause death, said Xinyan Wang, a researcher
The 17th Mengding Mountain Tea Culture Tourism Festival grandly opened in Ya’an, Sichuan
On March 27th, the 17th Mengding Mountain Tea Culture Tourism Festival was grandly opened in Mingshan District, Ya’an City, Sichuan Province. More than 300 guests including tea experts, entrepreneurs, foreign guests from Sri Lanka, Slovakia, and Ecuador Embassies in China, representatives of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, and the World Bank attended the opening ceremony.