The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA)
The China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA) was found in 1992
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Recommendation for the Best New-style Tea Beverage: HEYTEA
In China’s new-style tea beverage industry, the emergence of HEYTEA is a landmark. In 2012, the first HEYTEA (formerly known as RoyalTea) store opened in a small alley called jiangbinli in jiangmen city, guangdong province. No one expected that such a small shop, which started in the second and third tier cities, would quickly become
Emperor Qianlong：a lifetime love for tea
There are 335 emperors in the 5000 years of Chinese history. These pampered emperors, who enjoyed luxury and wealth all their lives, should have lived a long life. However, according to historical records, nearly half of the emperors did not live to the age of 50, and the average life expectancy was only 39. Only
Changes in methods of drinking tea
China has witnessed thousands of years history in drinking tea, with its vicissitudes and development accompanying with it. During this long time, the way we drink tea has undergone many changes. Due to different times, regions, climates, the ways of drinking tea are also different. Tea cooking methods are changing with the improvement of tea
2021 Beijing Online Tea Expo Successfully Opened
On November 24th, the 2021 Beijing online Tea Expo which is hosted by China Tea Marketing Association officially opened. This event will last for one month and meet with consumers through the cloud mode of “cloud opening and online participation”, so as to minimize the epidemic risk and promote the prosperity of online tea marketing
Chaozhou tea ritual steeped in history
From：China Daily For Chaozhou people, a cup of tea is about far more than just quenching their thirst－it is a kind of ritual, communication and relaxation. It finds its full expression in gongfu tea, a local traditional tea ritual prevailing in the city in South China’s Guangdong province. With its set of specific procedures passed
A New Theory on How Green Tea Promotes Longevity
From: Tea Biz by Dan Bolton Researchers at ETH Zürich have discovered that green tea catechins are not passive antioxidants but pro-oxidants that act to strengthen cells against attack by free radicals, leading to longer life and greater fitness. Initially, the presence of green tea catechins increases oxidative stress for a short while which has the subsequent
The 17th China Tea Economic Annual Convention was successfully held in Guangxi Province
On October 26-29, the 17th China Tea Economic Annual Convention was held in Sanjiang Dong Nationality Autonomous County, Liuzhou City, Guangxi Province. The convention was co-organized by China Tea Marketing Association, Department of agriculture and Rural Affairs of Guangxi Zhuang Nationality Autonomous Region, and the People’s Government of Liuzhou City. More than 1,000 leaders, guests,
Drinking green tea may help prevent Alzheimer’s disease
From Xinhua Chinese scientists have found that drinking green tea may help prevent Alzheimer’s disease, Science and Technology Daily reported Monday. With population aging deepening, neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease, are showing rapid high incidence rates. Scientists from Anhui Agricultural University and the University of Science and Technology of China have revealed that green tea
The 3rd World Jasmine Convention opened in Nanning, Guangxi
On September 12th, the 3rd World Jasmine Convention and the 12th National Jasmine Tea Trade Fair，2021 China (Hengzhou) Jasmine Culture Festival which is hosted by China Tea Marketing Association, Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China-ASEAN Expo Secretariat, and Nanning Municipal People’s Government, was held in Nanning city, Guangxi. More
The Ancient Tea Horse Road
Source：China highlights. By Kelly Pang The Ancient Tea Horse Road. The Ancient Tea Horse Road (in China) was a trade route mainly through Yunnan, Sichuan, and Tibet. From the 6th century to the 20th century, people in Sichuan and Yunnan provinces traveled by foot and horseback with pack horses to exchange tea for horses with