Yongtai Persimmon Cakes
Yongtai Persimmon Cakes is a geographical indication certification trademark.
“Yongtai Persimmon Cakes” are a traditional agricultural product from Yongtai County, made from locally grown Zhushì persimmons. The resulting cakes are of premium quality and highly popular in the market.
Yongtai Persimmon Cakes are a renowned specialty agricultural product of Fujian Province. Made from the area’s distinctive Zhushì persimmons, these cakes are of excellent quality and offer benefits such as clearing heat, moistening the lungs, promoting saliva production, quenching thirst, and resolving phlegm. This green, health-promoting food is increasingly favored and accepted by consumers. Yongtai Persimmon Cakes are sweet without being cloying. They are one of the must-have delicacies for gifting to family and friends, and also represent a regional specialty of Yongtai.
Yongtai Persimmon Cakes have been awarded national geographical indication trademark protection.
“Yongtai Persimmon Cakes” are a traditional agricultural product from Yongtai County, made from locally grown Zhushì persimmons. The resulting cakes are of premium quality and highly popular in the market.
The production area for persimmon products using the “Yongtai Persimmon Cakes” trademark is located along the Dazhangxi River within Yongtai County, Fujian Province, People’s Republic of China (between longitude 118°23′ and 119°12′, latitude 25°28′ and 26°05′). It includes 10 towns along the river: Chixi Township (including some villages of Fuquan Township), Wutong Town, Songkou Town (including Gaoyang Township, Fuku Township, and some villages of Changqing Town), Geling Town, Chengfeng Town (including some villages of Qingliang Town), Linglu Township, Baiyun Township, Hongxing Township, Tong’an Town (including some villages of Dayang Town and Pangu Township), and Xiaba Township (including some villages of Dongyang Township). The production region spans hills, flatlands, and sandy areas at elevations between 50 and 600 meters, with slopes under 25 degrees.
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