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  • Progress and Prospect of Tea Machinery Research in China

    Progress and Prospect of Tea Machinery Research in China

    As early as the Tang Dynasty, Lu Yu systematically introduced 19 kinds of cake tea picking tools in the “Tea Classic”, and established the prototype of tea machinery. Since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, China‘s tea machinery development has a history of m...
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  • Tea market still has a large market during coronavirus disease

    Tea market still has a large market during coronavirus disease

    In 2021, COVID-19 will continue to dominate the whole year, including mask policy, vaccination, booster shots, Delta mutation, Omicron mutation, vaccination certificate, travel restrictions… . In 2021, there will be no escape from COVID-19. 2021: In terms of tea The impact of COVID-19 has b...
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  • An introduction about assocham and ICRA

    An introduction about assocham and ICRA

    New Delhi: 2022 will be a challenging year for the Indian tea industry as the cost of producing tea is higher than the actual price at auction, according to a report by Assocham and ICRA. Fiscal 2021 proved to be one of the best years for the Indian loose tea industry in recent years, but sustain...
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  • Finlays – an international supplier of tea, coffee and plant extracts for global beverage brands

    Finlays – an international supplier of tea, coffee and plant extracts for global beverage brands

    Finlays, a global supplier of tea, coffee and plant extracts, will sell its Sri Lankan tea plantation business to Browns Investments PLC, These include Hapugastenne Plantations PLC and Udapussellawa Plantations PLC. Founded in 1750, Finley Group is an international supplier of tea, coffee and pl...
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  • Research status of teaenols in microbial fermented tea

    Research status of teaenols in microbial fermented tea

    Tea is one of the world’s three major beverages, rich in polyphenols, with antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-virus, hypoglycemic, hypolipidemic and other biological activities and health care functions. Tea can be divided into non-fermented tea, fermented tea and post-fermented tea according t...
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  • Advances in quality chemistry and health function of black tea

    Advances in quality chemistry and health function of black tea

    Black tea, which is fully fermented, is the most consumed tea in the world. While being processed, it has to undergo withering, rolling and fermentation, which causes complex biochemical reactions of the substances contained in tea leaves and ultimately gives birth to its unique flavor and health...
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  • The Greatest Trend of them all : reading the tea leaves for 2022 & beyond

    The Greatest Trend of them all : reading the tea leaves for 2022 & beyond

    A new generation of tea drinkers is driving change for the better in taste & ethics. That means fair prices and therefore both hope for tea producers and better quality for customers. The trend they are advancing is about taste and wellness but so much more. As younger customers turn to tea, ...
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  • Overview of Nepal

    Overview of Nepal

    Nepal, full name federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, the capital is located in Kathmandu, is a landlocked country in South Asia, in the southern foothills of the Himalayas, adjacent to China in the north, the rest of the three sides and India borders. Nepal is a multi-ethnic, multi-religious, m...
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  • Tea seed harvest season is coming

    Tea seed harvest season is coming

    Yuan Xiang Yuan color yesterday Annual tea seed picking season, farmers happy mood, picking rich fruit . Deep camellia oil is also known as “camellia oil” or “tea seed oil”, and its trees are called “camellia tree” or “camellia tree”. Camellia oi...
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  • The difference between flower tea and herbal tea

    The difference between flower tea and herbal tea

    “La Traviata” is called “La Traviata”, because heroine Margaret natural disposition partiality camellia, every time go out, carry must take camellia, in addition to camellia outside, no one has ever seen her also take other flowers. In the book, there is also a detailed d...
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  • How tea became part of Australia’s travel culture

    How tea became part of Australia’s travel culture

    Today, roadside stands offer travelers a free ‘cuppa,’ but the country’s relationship with tea goes back thousands of years Along Australia’s 9,000-mile Highway 1 — a ribbon of asphalt that connects all the country’s major cities and is the longest national highway in the world — there...
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  • Special tea packaging makes young people love drinking tea

    Special tea packaging makes young people love drinking tea

    Tea is a traditional drink in China. For the major tea brands, how to meet the “hardcore health” of young people is a need to play a good innovation card. How to combine the brand, IP, packaging design, culture and application scenarios is one of the key factors for the brand to enter...
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  • Introduction of 9 Special Taiwan Teas

    Introduction of 9 Special Taiwan Teas

    Fermentation, from light to full: Green > Yellow = White > Oolong >Black > Dark Tea Taiwan Tea: 3 kinds of Oolongs+2 kinds of Black Teas  Green Oolong / Toasted Oolong / Honey Oolong Ruby Black Tea / Amber Black Tea The Dew of Mountain Ali Name: The Dew of Mountain Ali (Cold/Hot Bre...
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  • New progress has been made in the defense mechanism of tea pests

    New progress has been made in the defense mechanism of tea pests

    Recently, the research group of Professor Song Chuankui of the State Key Laboratory of Tea Biology and Resource Utilization of Anhui Agricultural University and the research group of Researcher Sun Xiaoling of the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences jointly publ...
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  • China Tea drinks market

    China Tea drinks market

    China Tea drinks market According to the data of iResearch Media, the scale of new tea drinks in China market has reached 280 billion, and brands with a scale of 1,000 stores are emerging in large numbers. In parallel with this, major tea, food and beverage safety incidents have recently been exp...
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  • Introduction of 7 Special Taiwan Teas in TeabraryTW

    Introduction of 7 Special Taiwan Teas in TeabraryTW

    The Dew of Mountain Ali Name: The Dew of Mountain Ali (Cold/Hot Brew teabag) Flavors: Black tea, Green Oolong tea Origin: Mountain Ali, Taiwan Altitude: 1600m Fermentation: Full / Light Toasted : Light Procedure: Produced by special “cold brew” technique, the tea can be brewed easily and fast in ...
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  • Tea auction prices in Mombasa, Kenya hit a record low

    Tea auction prices in Mombasa, Kenya hit a record low

    Although the Kenyan government continues to promote the reform of the tea industry, the weekly price of tea auctioned in Mombasa still hit a new round of record lows. Last week, the average price of a kilo of tea in Kenya was US$1.55 (Kenya shillings 167.73), the lowest price in the past decade....
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  • Liu An Gua Pian Green Tea

    Liu An Gua Pian Green Tea

    Liu An Gua Pian Green Tea: One of the Top Ten Chinese Teas, look like melon seeds, have emerald green color, high fragrance, delicious taste, and resistance to brewing. Piancha refers to a variety of tea made entirely of leaves without buds and stems. When tea is made, the mist evaporates and the...
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  • Purple tea in China

    Purple tea in China

      Purple tea “Zijuan” (Camellia sinensis var.assamica “Zijuan”) is a new species of special tea plant originating in Yunnan. In 1954, Zhou Pengju, the Tea Research Institute of the Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Sciences, discovered tea trees with purple buds and leaves in the Nannuoshan gro...
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  • “A puppy is not just for Christmas” nor is tea! A 365 day commitment.

    “A puppy is not just for Christmas” nor is tea! A 365 day commitment.

    The International Tea Day was successfully and impressively celebrated/recognized by Governments, Tea bodies and companies the world over. It was gratifying to see enthusiasm lift, on this first anniversary of the anointment of 21st May as “the day of tea”, but like the joy of a new ...
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