Tan Uyen tea in Vietnam is exported to the Middle East and China

Tan Uyen is considered the tea capital of Lai Chau province, with an area growing this plant reaching nearly 3,400 hectares. The two main tea varieties grown in this locality are Kim Tuyen and Shan Tuyet tea. These are also types of tea that are popular in the market. Tea trees have been bringing a stable source of income to farmers. Mr. Ha Van Mon in Tat Xom village, Trung Dong commune (Tan Uyen district, Lai Chau) said that his family has been growing tea for 7-8 years, about nearly 1 hectare. "My family has just cut about 2 tons of tea. The whole year's income is about 50 - 60 million VND. This money, my family uses to increase livestock, raise buffaloes, cows, chickens, pigs... and for the families. I study," Mr. Mon said. Promoting the potential strengths of tea trees, in recent years, Tan Uyen district has mobilized farmers to expand the area of tea trees. At the same time, direct specialized agencies, communes and towns to promote and transfer science and technology in care ...