Lingyun Tea

Lingyun Tea

　　Lingyun County has been vigorously cultivating and expanding tea as a key pillar of its agricultural industry, focusing on the development of pollution-free tea gardens and organic tea. It actively promotes standardized production and strives to improve processing techniques, resulting in significant enhancements in both tea yield and quality. Following its recognition in 2001 by the Ministry of Agriculture and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China as a "National Pollution-Free Tea Production Demonstration Base County," it was further honored in late 2004 by the National Forestry Administration as the "Hometown of Chinese Tea."