The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA)
The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA) was found in 1992
Category: Industry News
Category: Industry News
“Hefeng Tea” Going to the World
From Xinhua News Recently, in the production workshop of a company in Hubei province, workers were busy filling export orders. The tea produced by the company will be loaded into containers and transported to Ningbo Port, and then shipped to African countries such as Senegal and European countries such as Belgium and France. It is
Celebrating tea on ‘Alishan Mountain of the mainland’
From China Daily Chen Yun-chia, a young man from Taiwan, has left his cushy job with a high-tech enterprise on the island and crossed the Strait to continue a family tradition of running a tea plantation in his grandfather’s hometown in Fujian province. The plantation, situated in a special tea park for investors from Taiwan
President Wang Qing was invited to attend the issuing ceremony of the UN stamp “International Tea Day” and the celebration of the 2023 International Tea Day
On May 18th, the issuing ceremony of the UN stamp “International Tea Day” and the celebration of International Tea Day 2023 were held at the UN building in Beijing. Mr. Wang Qing, President of China Tea Marketing Association, was invited to attend this activity and deliver a speech. President Wang Qing said, “The United Nations
Robot joins renowned Longjing tea harvest
From Xinhua With a sun hat made of solar panels, a tea-picking robot weaves through rows of renowned Longjing tea bushes in Hangzhou’s West Lake scenic spot, east China’s Zhejiang Province, with its agile manipulators and caterpillar wheels. The 550-kg robot picker is a godsend for local tea planters this season. The upcoming Qingming Festival,
China’s Yunnan to implement regulations on ancient tea tree protection
From Xinhua Southwest China’s Yunnan Province has recently introduced a series of regulations aimed at safeguarding its ancient tea trees. The regulations will come into force starting from March 1, as per the announcement made by the local authorities. A total of 30 regulations have been enacted that focus on addressing various issues concerning the
Guizhou’s tea industry development ranks among top in China
In 2022, the total area of tea gardens in Southwest China’s Guizhou province hit 7 million mu (466,666.67 hectares), the output of tea was 454,000 metric tons, and the output value of tea was 60.62 billion yuan ($8.79 billion), a year-on-year increase of 6.18 percent. Guizhou has seized its position as China’s tea raw material
China’s tea exports up 1.59% in 2022
BEIJING – China’s tea exports logged stable growth in 2022, data from the General Administration of Customs shows. The country exported 375,300 tons of tea last year, up 1.59 percent year-on-year, according to the administration. In breakdown, green tea exports stood at 313,900 tons, amounting to 83.6 percent of China’s total tea exports. The exports
Once destined for export, fermented tea finds new fans
Link: htmhttps://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202302/08/WS63e2f547a31057c47ebad86a.html CHANGSHA — Once a niche product reserved for border trade, Chinese dark tea is now making another long and bumpy journey toward new-style beverage shops, the favorite haunts of the young sipping class. Customers line up to buy bubble tea from a shop in Changsha, Hunan province, on Jan 3. WU LEI/FOR CHINA
Tea makers coping well with market saturation
With mounting market competition, China’s tea beverage brands are stepping up efforts to build deeper connections with consumers and create more consumption scenarios to win the hearts of tea lovers. China’s milk tea market has grown rapidly in recent years. It’s demonstrated that by the end of 2023, the country’s milk tea market is likely
Ancient dark tea embraces new beverage fashion
Source: XinhuaEditor: huaxia2023-01-23 20:32:15 A worker selects Yixian dark tea at a studio in Yixian County, east China’s Anhui Province, July 30, 2021. (Xinhua/Han Xu) CHANGSHA, Jan. 23 (Xinhua) — Once a niche product reserved for border trade, Chinese dark tea is now making another long and bumpy journey toward new-style beverage shops, which are