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Tea Industry in VIetnam
CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................2
II. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY .......................................3
III. PRODUCTION SITUATION ..........................................3
1. Distribution of production location ............................3
2. Feratures, classification and product structure ..........4
3. Production trend .........................................................6
IV. RESULTS ......................................................................6
1. Export situation in 11/2011 ........................................6
2. Export situation in 11/2012 ........................................9
3. Export situation in 9 months of 2013 ........................11
V. THAI NGUYEN – THE CRADLE OF VIETNAM TEA ......12
VI. SWOT ANALYSIS .......................................................14
VII. CONCLUSION .............................................................15
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I. Introduction
Vietnam is not only famous as the home of rice but also known as one of the most ancient cradle of tea. Vietnamese people have planted tea for over three thousands years and nowadays, drinking tea has become a traditional habit of each family. Belongs to the South East of Asia, Vietnam has many natural advantages to cultivate and process tea, such as tropical climate, soil,... Therefore, the quality of Vietnam tea products is higher than other areas, especially some traditional specialty like Shan Tuyet, Suoi Giang,... According to a historian, these teas were only discovered in the Northern mountainous region of Vietnam. Most of them are long-standing trees with 6-8 meters of height. Tea plantations in Vietnam are concentrated in the north and middle, spread over some provinces like Tuyen Quang,Yen Bai, Phu Tho, Son La, Ha Giang, Lai Chau, Lao Cai, Thai Nguyen, Nghe An. Beside being one of the solutions to eliminating hunger and reducing poverty, tea plantations also help protect the environment and



References: http://www.customs.gov.vn/home.aspx?language=en-US http://www.vietnam-tea.com/index.php/overview/47-overview.html http://www.theteadetective.com/TeasOfVietnam.html http://www.vietnamonline.com/

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