Taoyuan County Junhe Wild Tea Development Co., Ltd.

Taoyuan Junhe Wild Tea Development Co., Ltd., established in November 2015, is a provincial-level leading agricultural enterprise integrating poverty alleviation, wild tea development, tea planting, tea processing (black and green tea), tea brand creation, tea culture exploration, tea marketing planning, and tea packaging design. Located in the Wuyunjie National Nature Reserve, situated on the "Guniu Mountain," the ridge of Taoyuan County, the company benefits from high mountains and dense forests, with an average altitude of 854 meters and a maximum altitude of 1163 meters, boasting a forest vegetation rate of over 92.5%.

Currently, the company possesses standardized tea processing plants, tea packaging workshops, and 11,000 square meters of tea storage space, along with five automated tea processing production lines. It has developed 3,800 mu of high-altitude wild tea plantations and newly planted 1,017 mu of high-quality organic tea gardens, including 424 mu of poverty alleviation bases. It assists 512 impoverished households and 1,678 impoverished individuals in 12 villages throughout the town. Through base construction and wild tea development, it has driven the development of the tea industry in 19 villages across two surrounding towns, benefiting over 5,100 households.

Caijiatang Village in Yangxiqiao Town boasts beautiful scenery and abundant resources, earning it the reputation of "Golden Nest, Bamboo Sea, and Tea Village." The tea industry is a traditional industry in the Wuyunjie protected area, with every household possessing an old tea garden. These old tea leaves are a rare species, and testing by relevant departments has shown that they fully comply with 476 national and even EU organic standards. In 2021, it received organic certification from China Green Food Development Center.

Nestled amidst the wild clouds, Junhe Wild Tea Development Co., Ltd.'s "Yunling 1028" black tea has achieved remarkable natural perfection. Winning the 2017 "China Tea Cup" Special Award, it was the only winner from Hunan Province. In 2018, it won the Gold Award at the 5th Hangzhou Tea Olympics. Its reclaimed old tea gardens received the "Sustainable Development Tea Garden" award from the World Environment Foundation. In 2020, it was recognized as a leading agricultural industrialization enterprise in Hunan Province, a provincial-level poverty alleviation leading enterprise, a Hunan tea "precision poverty alleviation" enterprise brand, and won the Gold Award at the China Central Agricultural Expo. In 2021, it was named one of the "Top Ten Leading Enterprises in Rural Revitalization of Hunan Tea Industry" and won the "Huaming Cup" Gold Award. In 2022, it won the Gold Award at the 12th International Dingcheng Tea King Competition and was named one of the Top Ten Hunan Black Tea Product Brands. It also represented Hunan as a geographical indication product at the 12th Beijing International Agricultural Trade Fair, receiving unanimous praise.

The company's Libaoshan Tea Garden base has become a popular tourist destination, and the development trend of "tea + tourism" is growing rapidly, laying a solid foundation for rural revitalization through tea tourism integration. Leveraging the favorable ecological environment to promote industrial development, and using the under-forest tea industry to protect the ecology, a virtuous cycle of mutual promotion between ecology and industry has been formed. Catering, accommodation, and conference facilities are all well-equipped, capable of accommodating over 100 people for dining and conferences simultaneously. In 2022, it was recognized as a provincial-level industrial tourism demonstration site.