Three major tea producing areas in the world

Three major tea producing areas in the world: Asia, Africa and South America.

One: In Asia, the tea producing areas are mainly concentrated in China, Indian, Indonesian and Sri Lankan countries, and the tea production of these four countries accounts for 865,438+0% of the total tea production in Asia.

Two: Africa, tea producing areas are distributed in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and Zimbabwe, and the tea produced by these five countries accounts for 965,438+0% of African tea production.

Three: America, with Argentina as the main tea-producing country, its tea production accounts for 87% of the total tea production in America.

Extended data:

One: Asian tea areas can be divided into East Asian tea areas, South Asian tea areas, Southeast Asian tea areas and West Asian tea areas. The tea-producing areas in East Asia mainly include Japan, and the tea production ranks fourth in the world. Japanese tea areas are mainly distributed in Kyushu, Shikoku and southeastern Honshu. South Asian tea-growing areas mainly include India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, among which India ranks first in the world in tea production.

Two: Indian tea areas include Assam tea areas in the north, West Bengal tea areas and Madras and Kerala tea areas in the south. Sri Lanka is a tropical island country, with tea gardens mostly concentrated in the central mountainous areas, and the tea production ranks third in the world. Its main tea areas include Kandy, Nafra, Aili, Baddura and Ratnapura.

Three: South American tea areas include Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Colombia and other countries, among which Argentina produces the most, mainly distributed in the Misiones mountains in the northeast.

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