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SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 14, 2022 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --

Recently, a popular Australian video blogger Amy visited the home of one of

China's most famous teas, Tieguanyin. Amy's video was shot on-site in the tea

fields and manufacturing plant of Bama Tea Co., Ltd. (known as 'Bama' or 'Bama

Tea') in Anxi County, Fujian Province. In the video, Bama Tea has showcased how

modern technology is revolutionizing the thousand-year-old tradition of tea

making. The video so far has attracted tens of thousands of viewers seeking to

understand the Chinese tea industry and modern smart garden management

methodologies.

Throughout the video, modern technology is used at every stage of tea growing

and manufacturing in Bama's fields and factory to ensure consistent product

output quality and efficiency.

Amy was shown by Bama Tea's field manager about some of the automation involved

in the fields and the production, including high-powered cameras that could

monitor the state of the tea fields from a distance, as well as a weather

station that could measure rainfall, sunlight, air quality, ground temperature,

and humidity. Amy also noticed small solar panels strewn about the fields that

charge energy during the day and emit blue light at night to keep pests at bay.

In addition to the high degree of monitoring and pest prevention in the fields,

automation is a major component of tea processing. For impurity removal, the

Bama Tea factory employs a fully automatic infrared quality sorting system with

roller electrostatic impurity removal equipment and metal detector to help

efficiently remove trace impurities in the raw tea and produce a higher quality

product.

A large number of intelligent robots are used in the packaging and

transportation of tea to save manpower and time while also reducing contact

between human hands and tea.

Talking about the use of technology, Amy remarked, "I just find it so

fascinating because tea as a concept has existed in China for over 1000 years

without much change here or there. But, over the past few decades, with new

technologies and advances in science, things are definitely changing for the

better."

Viewers in the comments section also revealed their surprise at the level of

automation, with one commenting "So informative and eye opening to see how high

tech China tea factories are and robots are commonly used in the production

line", and another noting "It is good to see how China managed to apply

technology to improve lives."

Bama Tea is one of the most recognized brands associated with Tieguanyin tea

and was founded by the legendary Wang Wenli, a 13th-generation Tieguanyin tea

inheritor. As a leading Chinese tea chain brand, Bama already has over 2,600

stores in China as of 31st December 2021, with Anxi Tieguanyin, one of Bama's

flagship products, topping sales across the country for 13 consecutive years.

For more information, please visit: https://www.bamatea.com/　

SOURCE:Bama Tea

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