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Can Agroecology Lead To A Greener Future For Tea?
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05.07.24
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Green tea, whose leaves come from the same tree as black tea, but undergo a different process after harvest, plays a vital role in Vietnam’s heritage and economic present: Vietnam’s Import-Export Department estimated 2023 tea exports at 121,000 metric tons, with a current cultivation area of about 130,000 hectares.
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