Where is the hometown of organic tea?

Wuyi County, located in the middle of Zhejiang Province, is a mountainous county with "eight mountains, half water and half fields". The county's existing tea garden covers an area of nearly 6.5438+10,000 mu, which is one of the key tea-producing counties in Zhejiang Province and one of the pilot counties in the province to implement the "Organic Tea Project". The annual output of tea is more than 6,500 tons, with an output value of 95 million yuan, ranking first in Jinhua in terms of area, output and output value.

The beautiful ecological environment has created unique conditions for the development of organic tea production. Most of the hills in the county are 500- 1500m above sea level, and there are 79 peaks above sea level 1000m. Most of the county's 6,543.8+10,000 mu tea gardens are located in deep forests, far away from cities, and there is no air pollution. The good ecological environment has created the excellent quality of Wuyi tea. Since the 1990s, Wuyi County has taken the development of famous and excellent tea as the focus of tea production, which has promoted the great development and improvement of tea production. Many farmers in the county get rich by planting, making and selling tea, and there are "Wuyang Spring Rain", "Jinshan Cui Jian", "Tangji Alpine Tea", "More Fragrant Cui Jian" and "Yu" in the county. In 2000, the county produced 6,500 tons of tea, of which more than 80% were pollution-free tea, and tea income accounted for 28% of farmers' per capita income. According to the changes of tea market and consumption demand, the county party committee and government adjusted the direction of tea production in time, taking it as the key content of the adjustment of agricultural and rural economic structure in the county, and put forward the working idea of "continuing to pay special attention to famous and excellent tea, actively developing organic tea and popularizing pollution-free tea". 18960.6886868866 17

Jinshan Tea Industry Co., Ltd. has established more than 300 acres of organic tea production base at the foot of Niutou Mountain at an altitude of 1000 meters, and managed the tea garden according to the production requirements of organic tea. 1997, the series of organic teas produced by the company successfully passed the strict inspection of the Organic Food Development Center of the State Environmental Protection Bureau and obtained the organic (natural) food certificate, becoming the first enterprise in Zhejiang Province to obtain OFDC certification to produce organic teas. Later, Wuyi Jinshan Tea Industry Co., Ltd. was awarded a certificate by international organic tea certification bodies such as IMO in Switzerland, joined the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements, and obtained a pass for organic tea to enter the international market. "Caiyunjian" series of organic teas are continuously exported to Germany, the United States, Japan, the Netherlands and other countries. Wuyi Jinshan Tea Co., Ltd. has built two production lines of organic tea, with an annual output of more than 600 tons, becoming a leading enterprise in developing organic tea in Wuyi County. At present, the annual processing capacity of organic tea in Wuyi county reaches 1800 tons.

By the end of 2000, 10 enterprises in the county had obtained organic certification for the production, processing and sales of organic tea. More than 30,000 mu of tea gardens entered the transition period of organic tea gardens, and the certified area of organic tea gardens reached 5,293 mu (including 856 mu of international certification), accounting for 25% of the certified area of organic tea in China, ranking first in the whole province and the whole country, among which organic kudingcha was the only one in China. It is also the first county and city in China to register the domain name of "China Organic Tea" on the Internet and conduct online organic tea trade. In 2000, the output of organic tea and famous tea in the county reached 460 tons, of which 235 tons were exported. In late February of this year, Serina Liu, executive deputy director of the Organizing Committee of China Specialty Hometown Recommendation Campaign, and experts from the Ministry of Agriculture and the Organic Tea R&D Center of the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences made a special trip to Wuyi to make a serious investigation and investigation on the application of "China Organic Tea Hometown". The investigation team believes that Wuyi County has the conditions to declare "the hometown of organic tea in China". Recently, when FAO project officials inspected the development of organic tea, they also fully affirmed the development of organic tea in Wuyi County.

At present, tea farmers in Wuyi County, Zhejiang Province are beaming, and Wuyi County has been officially named as "the hometown of organic tea in China" by the state. In order to make organic tea go to the whole country, Wuyi County has also set up organic tea stores in more than a dozen large and medium-sized cities in China, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing and Dalian, and Beijing Gengxiang Tea Co., Ltd. has opened Wuyi organic tea sales store in maliandao Tea City, Beijing. The products sell well in Beijing and are favored by consumers. The implementation of the organic tea project has set off an upsurge in the development of organic tea in the county, managed and restored tens of thousands of acres of barren and semi-barren tea gardens in mountainous areas, and produced good ecological and social benefits. After some tea gardens were converted into organic tea gardens, the output value per mu increased by nearly 10 times.

It is estimated that by 2005, the county will realize an area of 40,000 mu of organic tea gardens with an output of more than 2,600 tons and an output value of more than 200 million yuan. In order to provide reliable technical support for the development of organic tea, the Wuyi county government has established long-term scientific and technological cooperation with the State Environmental Protection Bureau and the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and strived to build Wuyi into a national organic tea training demonstration base.

Wuyi County, Zhejiang Province was recently named as the "Hometown of Organic Tea in China" by the Ministry of Agriculture. So far, Wuyi County has become the county with the earliest development, the widest planting area and the largest output of organic tea in China. As of last year, the planting area of organic tea in this county accounted for 25% of the whole country. According to Jin Zhongliang, secretary of Wuyi County Party Committee, most of the 65,438+10,000 mu tea gardens in Wuyi County are located in deep forests, and the good ecological environment has created the excellent quality of Wuyi tea. The annual output of tea in the county is 6500 tons, of which more than 80% is pollution-free tea, and tea income accounts for 28% of farmers' per capita income. This county is a key tea-producing county in China and a pilot county of "implementing the construction of organic tea project" in Zhejiang Province.