China-Europe Express "Henan Tea" Special Train Launches Export to Central Asia

Published 2021년 1월 18일

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A special train named 'Henan Tea' has departed from Zhengzhou, China, carrying 12,000 kilograms of Henan green tea to Uzbekistan. This is the first of many such trains, with an annual export target of 20,000 tons valued at $60 million. The initiative aims to establish an overseas warehouse in Uzbekistan, boosting Henan's tea market share and aiding rural revitalization by generating income for tea farmers. This is part of the China-Europe Express (Zhengzhou) Central Asia Line, enhancing the global reach of Chinese agricultural and sideline products, including Henan Green Tea, through the 'Belt and Road' initiative.

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China News Service, Zhengzhou, January 18 (Dong Fei) The first China-Europe train "Henan Tea" special train departs from Zhengzhou on the 18th and will arrive in Uzbekistan. This train is full of Henan green tea from Zhengzhou and will arrive in 12 days. At Tashkent Station, the capital of Uzbekistan, Henan specialty products will be distributed in many places in Central Asia. Henan Province, located in the central inland of China, has a long history of tea culture and large tea production. Xinyang City in the south of the province is called the "Maojian Capital". Xinyang Maojian is one of China’s famous teas. Wang Peng, the head of Henan Tea Import and Export Group, one of the organizers, introduced that the company plans to establish its first overseas warehouse in Uzbekistan in 2021 to effectively protect Henan’s tea export market share. The annual export of tea reaches 20,000 tons, and the output value is 60 million US dollars. The "Henan Tea" train is a special train for ...

Source: Sohu