South Korea: Jeonnam Agricultural Technology Institute develops low-cost mass production technology for black tea

게시됨 2021년 4월 26일

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The Jeonnam Provincial Agricultural Technology Institute in South Korea is developing a technology to mass-produce low-cost black tea using Jeddah technology. This technology involves semi-automatic machine production from harvesting to drying, reducing production time and labor costs while ensuring uniform quality. The institute aims to reduce dependence on imported black tea and eventually develop black tea beverages for the health-conscious market.
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(Naju = Yonhap News) Reporter Woonchang Yeo = Machine harvesting tea leaves and semi-automatic machine production Jeddah technology has opened a way to mass-produce low-cost black tea. According to the Jeonnam Provincial Agricultural Technology Institute on the 26th, most of the domestic black tea is produced by hand-made methods by small-scale tea producers. The quality is not uniform and mass production is difficult, so most of the domestic black tea consumption is dependent on imports. The amount of black tea imports is also rapidly increasing from 681 tons in 2012 to 1,492 tons in 2019. The Tea Industry Research Institute of the Agricultural Technology Institute has begun to develop technology to replace such imported black tea. A semi-automatic mechanical production system is used for the entire process from harvesting tea leaves to wiping, rubbing, fermentation, and drying. Compared to the handmade production method, the production volume of black tea is four times more and ...
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