Raming Tea Co., Ltd.
| About us | The company's name was changed in 1967 to Raming Tea Co., Ltd., referring to Mount Chiangdao, a watershed of the Mae Raming (Mae Ping) river, where the tea is grown. The ram, which is often found living there, is used as the company's emblem. Raming Tea has owned over 395 acres of black tea plantations on the mountain highlands of Chiangmai Province for decades. The tea plant (Camellia sinensis) is grown as a bush on elevated land and carefully pruned every year so that the leaves can be easily picked by hand. Only the tenderest top two leaves and the unopened buds are picked by our well-trained hilltribe workers. Additionally, the company purchases Chinese tea from another two contract suppliers who have more than 1,186 acres of Chinese tea plantations. The Raming Tea Plantation's factory can process around 1,000-1,500 kg of fresh tea leaves per day. The drying ratio is 5:1. Our annual production of dried weight is around 50 - 80 tons. The stock is kept at the plantation's factory and taken down for further processing at the Packing Processing Plant in Chiangmai City. Currently, Raming Tea provides six kinds of products to customers including black Chinese tea leaves, Jasmine Chinese tea leaves, Jasmine Chinese tea bags, Chrysanthemum Chinese tea bags, Oolong Chinese tea bags, and highland black tea bags. Most of its products are distributed domestically. About 10% of its production output is exported to foreign markets, especially in Europe. |
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| Industry Focus | Beverages, Tea |
| Business Type | Manufacturer |
| Products/Services | Black tea (loose leaves, tea bags), Chinese Jasmine tea (loose leaves, tea bags), Chinese Oolong tea (tea bags), Chrysanthemum Chinese tea (tea bags), Black Chinese Tea (loose leaves), Japanese Green |
| Our Markets | Eastern Europe |
| No. of Employees | 51 - 100 People |
| Annual Sales Range(USD) | Below US$1 Million |
| Year Established | 1947 |
