(HBO) – Hoa Binh province’s Committee for Ethnic Affairs on May 28 received Shan Tuyet tea processing devices and put into operation a Shan Tuyet tea processing workshop in Pa Co commune of Mai Chau district. Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Bui Van Cuu attended the event.
Pa Co commune has
around 115 hectares of tea with 1,250 ancient trees, of which 85 percent are in
harvest time with an estimated output of 160 tonnes a year.
The output is expected
to reach 300 tonnes of fresh tea buds per year by 2020. At present, after
harvest, many local people have to transport tea to Moc Chau district for
consumption. In September 2017, the provincial People’s Committee approved an
intention to invest in building a Shan Tuyet tea processing workshop in Pa Co
commune with a total investment of 4.5 billion VND, of which 3 billion VND
spent on constructing the facility came from the provincial budget and the
remaining used to buy devices is the capital of Phuong Huyen Seedling
Production and Trading Limited Company.
Vice Chairman of provincial
People’s Committee Bui Van Cuu speaks at meeting with leaders of Mai Chau
district and Pa Co commune.
The factory has a
designed capacity of around 5 tonnes of fresh tea buds a day. Construction on
the workshop finished at the beginning of 2019, and tea processing devices were
handed over and checked on May 28.
The People’s
Committees of Mai Chau district and Pa Co commune consider tea is the
locality’s main crop. However, the material source has met only 30-50 percent
of the capacity. Therefore, it is necessary to expand growing areas in the time
ahead.
Speaking at the event,
Vice Chairman of provincial People’s Committee Bui Van Cuu said that the
investment in the factory aimed to intensify production connectivity and create
a product chain, thus helping address the consumption market issue for
products, increase brand values, and bring about higher income for local tea
growers.
He asked the Phuong
Huyen Seedling Production and Trading Limited Company to bring into full play
invested infrastructure and apply modern technology in tea production and
processing to increase product competitiveness.
The company was also
requested to provide science and technology-related consultations for locals to
help raise productivity and quality of tea, fruit trees and other agricultural
plants.
He stressed the need
to expand Shan Tuyet tea growing areas to Hang Kia commune, create jobs and
increase income for ethnic minorities, gradually reduce social evils, maintain
political security and order, and develop tourism in line with growing clean
and high-quality agricultural products to attract more tourists to Hang Kia and
Pa Co communes./.
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