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TEA SOURCES IN TAIWAN |
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Taiwan has 21,554 hectres of tea gardens (1995), spread out throughout the island. The total production volume in 1995 was 20,892 tonnes. the tea plantations can be categorized into 5 regions.
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Northern Tea Region:
includes Hsintien, Pinglin, Shenkheng, Shihting, and Sanshia in Taipei County; Mucha and Nankang in Taipei City; Tatung, Sanshin, Dongshan and Jiaoshi in Ilan County |
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Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Miaoli Tea Region |
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Central and Southern Tea Region
includes Nantou, Yunlin, Taichung, Chiayi, Kaohsuing, Pingtung
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Eastern Region ĄG
includes Taitung, Hualien
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Mountain Tea Regions
ĄG
this refers to tea planting regions on Taiwan that are at an altitude of 1000 meters above sealevel or above, for example, Alishan Mountain Range, Yushan Mountain Range, Yunshan Mountain Range, Central Mountain Range, and Taitung Mountain Range.
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provide : Council of Agriculture Tea Industry Improvement Farm technical
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