The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA)
The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA) was found in 1992
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2019 Taiwan Tea Tasting
On June 23, the “2019 Taiwan Tea Tasting” was successfully held in Beijing. The theme of the event is Flavored Tea Beverage , which aims to let more mainland consumers know and understand Taiwan tea. In recent years, flavor tea has become more and more popular among Chinese young people. Compared with the clear drink
Thematic Promotion Conference
On June 21st, the “2019 Two Exhibitions One Festival” Thematic Promotion Conference jointly organized by China Tea Marketing Association, Beijing Xicheng District People’s Government and Xianyang Municipal People’s Government of Shaanxi Province was held in Beijing. More than 500 people from the tea industry participated in the event. This “Two Exhibitions One Festival” Promotion Conference
Opening ceremony
On the morning of June 21, the opening ceremony of ‘2019 Beijing International Tea Expo’‘Beijing Maliandao international tea culture Exposition’ ‘Xianyang Fu Tea Culture Festival2019’was held in Beijing exhibition center More than 300 people attended the event, including representatives of governments from Yunnan, Fujian, Jiangxi, Guizhou, Sichuan, Zhejiang and other major tea production and marketing
G20 summit in Hangzhou—President Xi Jinping and President Obama, drank tea and walked around the West Lake
September 4th 2016, the G20 summit was officially held in Hangzhou, China. President Mauricio Macri of Argentina, acting president Michel Temer of Brazil, President Barack Hussein Obama of the United States and other G20 leaders, guests and heads of relevant international organizations attended the meeting. On September 3rd, President Xi Jinping and President Barack Hussein
Historic Agreement Requires Tea Industry to Share Rooibos Revenue with Indigenous Tribes
A picture taken on February 13, 2012 shows the Elandsberg Eco Tourism fields in Clanwilliam, 200 kms north from Cape Town. (NATHALIE BARDIN/AFP via Getty Images) A landmark agreement under the United Nations’ Nagoya Protocol awards South African indigenous peoples benefits from the harvest and marketing of rooibos tea. The Khoi and San, collectively known
Mandatory Auctions for All Grades of Darjeeling Tea Are Under Consideration
Falling prices may force growers to participate in mandatory auctions for Darjeeling tea. Photo by Adobe Stock. Producers at the 87 gardens that make up India’s first Geographical Indication (GI) tagged product will meet next week to consider a Tea Board of India proposal to make auctions mandatory. Sizeable amounts of tea marketed as Darjeeling
Australian Tea Growers Are Keen on Green
Mangrove Mountain in New South Wales was first planted in 2004. Photo courtesy John Robb Australia is recognised, worldwide, for its quality products, as well as green and clean practices. Green tea, however, is not the first thing that comes to mind when talking about exported produce. Around 20 years ago Japanese tea companies were
Assam Planters Rebut Oxfam Report on the Plight of Tea Workers
Workers on tea estates in Assam currently receive the equivalent of just $0.04 per 100g of bagged black tea sold to consumers. Increasing this amount by the equivalent $0.10 would enable a living wage, according to Oxfam. Photo by DB World JORHAT, Assam A report by Oxfam International likely to discourage UK supermarkets from sourcing
Industry Steps in to Help Malawi Tea Estate Innovate for the Future
Satemwa Estate (Photo credit: Andy Hall, Ethical Tea Partnership) The Satemwa Estate in the Shire Highlights of Malawi stands at a crossroads. As a family run estate, the orderly rows of green tea bushes with Mount Mulanje standing proud in the distance have changed little since the Kay family founded the estate in 1923. However,