China is a large market for tea!
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China is a large market for people want to import kinds of tea. Tea has a long history and a large market in China. And China tea is very very famous in the world. Do you think so?
26 Feb 2008 01:12
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Replying to [Phoenixdo4u]:
Yes, I think so. And I know many chinese suppliers in China too.
However, one thing I would like to complaint about is the price for the Organic Green Tea. The quality to price comparison is not much better than the organic green tea in Japan.
For example, I expect the Organic Gyokuro to be at least 30% or more cheaper than the price I get from Japan makers, but actually the price is the same.
Yes, I think so. And I know many chinese suppliers in China too.
However, one thing I would like to complaint about is the price for the Organic Green Tea. The quality to price comparison is not much better than the organic green tea in Japan.
For example, I expect the Organic Gyokuro to be at least 30% or more cheaper than the price I get from Japan makers, but actually the price is the same.
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26 Feb 2008 23:19
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Quoting from [Thomas1976]:
Replying to [Phoenixdo4u]:
Yes, I think so. And I know many chinese suppliers in China too.
However, one thing I would like to complaint about is the price for the Organic Green Tea. The quality to price comparison is not much better than the organic green tea in Japan.
For example, I expect the Organic Gyokuro to be at least 30% or more cheaper than the price I get from Japan makers, but actually the price is the same.
How do you keep organic tea insect free?
27 Feb 2008 03:19
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