Julfeng Tea
The land area of Jufeng Town in Lanshan County, Shandong Province, is 165 square kilometers, with 90 administrative villages, a population of 78,000, and 91,000 mu of arable land. It is a provincial-level "Pleasant Environment Town" and a national-level "Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Township." Known as the "First Town for Introducing Southern Tea to the North," it is the main production area of Rizhao Green Tea. At present, the town’s total tea plantation area has expanded to 52,000 mu, with a total tea output of 2,860 tons and an output value of 265 million yuan.
Thanks to its excellent natural and resource environment as well as unique geographical conditions, Jufeng has become one of the most suitable places for tea cultivation. This has also given Jufeng Green Tea its distinctive flavor and superior quality—characterized by thick leaves, strong taste, high aroma, and excellent infusability—which has made it highly popular in both domestic and international markets, with over 90% of its output being exported. The town now has 52,000 mu of tea plantations, earning it the title of "The Northernmost First Town of Green Tea" and making it the main production area of Rizhao Green Tea.
Currently, 28,000 mu of tea plantations have been certified as "Pollution-Free Tea Production Bases," and 3,800 mu as "Organic Food Production Bases." A national-standardized green tea production base covering 2,000 mu has been established. Nine types of tea have received organic food certification, ten types have obtained pollution-free product certification, and one type has been certified as green food. In addition, 12 enterprises have passed the ISO9001 Quality Management System certification. Three types of tea have been named among Shandong’s Top Ten Famous Teas. Sixteen tea brands have won gold awards at provincial-level or higher tea exhibitions, and there are three agricultural leading enterprises recognized at the provincial level or above.
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