Morocco is a developing country in the northwestern corner of Africa and the world's largest green tea importer. It is said that 95% of Moroccan tea imports come from China.
Morocco is the world's largest importer of green tea. It is the same as other countries in North Africa. The name of green tea in Africa is from French. A long time ago, tea was introduced from Africa to Africa and into Morocco. In 1672, Queen Anne brought tea to the Moroccan emissaries as a gift. That was the first time tea was delivered to Morocco. In the 1856 Kashmir War The two warring parties used Moroccan ports to deliver goods, which promoted the development of Moroccan ports. In 1900, the consumption of tea became more and more demanding in Morocco. Green tea has become a very important part of traditional Moroccan culture. Tea is very important A drink is not just a simple hot drink, tea is also a cultural identity, but also a way to entertain guests and ancient ceremonies.
Since the market liberalization in 1993, the tea market has achieved tremendous growth in Morocco, and the number of tea brands has also grown very fast. In Morocco, a large part of people’s household income is used to drink tea, which shows the status of tea in the lives of Moroccans. Moroccans often say that half of their bodies are green tea. Morocco is a popular way to drink tea, but it does not produce tea. The tea consumed throughout the country depends on imports, and 95% comes from distant China.
In the past ten years, 90% of my country’s Moroccan tea came from Zhejiang, of which Shaoxing occupied half of the country. In addition, the proportion of small packaged tea imports is rapidly increasing, and now accounts for about 90%.