Dragon Boat Maojian Tea

Dragon Boat Maojian

　　Dragon Boat Maojian is a specialty of Miluo City, Yueyang, Hunan Province. It has won multiple provincial and ministerial-level gold awards, been included in [publication name], and is exported to the EU and the United States, where it enjoys high demand.

　　Hunan Longzhou Tea Co., Ltd. is situated on the banks of the Miluo River — the upper reaches of the "Blue Ink River" — and within the Quzi Temple Scenic Area, a sacred place for literati. The company was restructured from the former Miluo City Longzhou Tea Factory and is a limited liability company. Established in 1957, it is a tea processing enterprise integrating production, processing, and sales, with self-operated export rights and an annual processing capacity of 5,000 tons. Its main products include Dragon Boat Maojian, green tea, black broken tea, congou strip tea, scented tea, green broken tea, and Qianliang tea.

　　In recent years, the company has implemented a strategy of "high-quality tea gardens, mechanized production, premium products, international markets, and scientific management" amid fierce market competition. It has vigorously promoted modern enterprise development, standing out in the industry. The company has a registered capital of 5.6 million yuan, owns 3,000 mu of tea plantations, and employs 235 staff, including 35 technical professionals. In 2006, it achieved an output value of 18.2 million yuan, a profit of 3.28 million yuan, paid 550,000 yuan in various taxes to the state, and generated over 13 million yuan in income for local farmers. In the same year, it was designated as a leading agricultural industrialization enterprise in Yueyang City. Its products were certified as pollution-free agricultural products by the Ministry of Agriculture in 2004.

　　"Dragon Boat Maojian" is a nationally registered trademark and a famous tea from Hunan. It has won gold awards at the Hunan Famous, Special, and New Agricultural Products Expo and the first China Hunan Xingsha International Tea Culture Festival. The product is exported to international markets such as Europe, America, and Russia.