Vinatea returns to domestic market

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The Viet Nam Tea Corporation (Vinatea) has launched 10 new tea brands to mark its return to the domestic market after focusing on exports.

The Viet Nam Tea Corporation (Vinatea) has launched 10 new tea brands to mark its return to the domestic market after focusing on exports. — VNS Photo

The Viet Nam Tea Corporation (Vinatea) has launched 10 new tea brands to mark its return to the domestic market after focusing on exports.

They include three kinds of tea: premium with 100 year white tea, Japanese Sencha, excellent Oolong and ancient Shan Tuyet; popular products with Thai Nguyen green tea, jasmine tea and England tea; and vegetation teas including ginger, daisy with honey bee, sleep well combining different vegetation.

All its products are green and organic, the company said.

They are grown on a 4,700-hectare plantation in the northern area of Moc Chau, Thai Nguyen and Phu Tho and processed at three factories.

Vinatea was equitised in September 2015 with GTN Foods buying a 95 per cent stake.

It plans to develop the tea industry together with culture and tourism. — VNS

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