Suoi Giang Commune has over 500 hectares of commercial Shan Tuyet tea with an annual output of about 600 tonnes of fresh tea buds. The commune also has about 400 ancient tea trees ranging from 100 to 350 years old.

Yen Bai receives geographical indication certificate for Suoi Giang Shan Tuyet tea.

Tea plays an important role in spiritual life of the locals and in poverty alleviation and community tourism development.

Van Chan District currently has more than 2,000 hectares of oranges, with an output of 10,000 tonnes per year and total revenue of nearly 200 billion VND.

Van Chan’s Tu Le sticky rice and wattle-necked softshell turtle were also granted geographical indication, helping to boost the local economy.

Son Dong creates signature product of Bat Tien tea

(BGO) – With distinctive flavor and taste, Bat Tien tea grown in Son Dong district (Bac Giang province) is now widely preferred by many customers. Due attention and various assistance are necessaries to make it local signature product.

 

Consumption of Yen The tea up 20 percent on Tet occasion

(BGO) – Yen The district (Bac Giang province) has grown more than 500 ha of tea, mostly in the communes of Xuan Luong, Canh Nau, Dong Tien, Dong Vuong, Tam Tien and Dong Tam, 450 of which can be harvested now.

 

Vietnam wins big tea contract with Malaysian partner

Nam Son Co., Ltd and Asia Tea of Vietnam will supply tea to Kong Wooi Fong Tea Merchants Sdn Bhd based in Malaysia under a contract worth up to 2 million USD.

 

Organic and VietGAP tea acreage is expanding rapidly

By August 2021, Thai Nguyen has had over 2,600 ha of tea grown according to safety-tea standards, with VietGAP and organic tea standards certified.

 

Thai Nguyen tea gets trademark in international markets

The collective trademark "Thai Nguyen tea" has been successfully registered for copyright protection by Thai Nguyen province in the US, China, Taiwan (China) and Russia.

 

Source: NDO