July 9, 2025 | 22:44 GMT +7
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The geographical indication of Shan Tuyet tea products in Na Hang helps elevate this local tea brand in the market. Photo: NV.
Accordingly, areas growing the Shan Tuyet tea plants were certified for geographical indication including the communes of Sinh Long, Thuong Nong, Thuong Giap, Hong Thai, Khau Tinh, Son Phu. The People's Committee of Na Hang district is responsible for managing geographical indications.
The geographical indication of Na Hang Shan Tuyet tea products helps elevate this local tea brand in the market. Na Hang is also the land with the largest area of certified organic Shan Tuyet tea in Tuyen Quang province, with a total area of more than 21 hectares.
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