Brief introduction of China’s tea import and export from January to October 2024

Published 2024년 11월 22일

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From January to October 2024, China's tea exports increased by 1.1% to 305,100 tons, generating a value of US$1.163 billion, with the average price dropping by 20% to US$3.8/kg. The exports of green tea, jasmine tea, and black tea saw an increase, while other tea types experienced a decline. Niger and Algeria saw the highest increase in export volume and value. On the other hand, tea imports rose by 35.6% to 44,504 tons, amounting to US$128 million, with an average price of 2.9 US$/kg, experiencing a 19.5% decrease year-on-year. The imports of dark tea and Pu'er tea increased significantly, while oolong tea imports decreased. The top five tea import markets were Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Kenya, India, and Myanmar.

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Tea export situation According to customs statistics, from January to October 2024, my country exported 305,100 tons of tea, up 1.1% year-on-year, with a value of US$1.163 billion and an average price of US$3.8/kg, down 20% and 20.9% year-on-year respectively. Among all types of tea, the export of green tea (264,000 tons), jasmine tea (5,805 tons), and black tea (431 tons) showed an upward trend, with the largest increase of 79.4% for black tea; the export volume, value, and average price of the remaining tea types declined to varying degrees, and the export volume of other flower teas (114 The largest decreases were 52% and 72.5% in export volume (9,041 tons) and 77.4% in export value (1.05 million US dollars), and the largest decrease was 50.9% in the average export price of white tea (13.4 US dollars/kg). The top 10 tea export markets are Morocco, Ghana, Uzbekistan, Mauritania, Russia, Senegal, Algeria, the United States, Niger, and Japan. The export volume (9,041 tons) and ...

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