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Zhenghe, Fujian, China
The tea region of Zhenghe, also located in the Fujian province of China, holds significant importance in the production and original development of traditional white tea. Zhenghe is known as the birthplace of white tea, where the first historical production of white tea took place sometime in the 18th Century.
Shikoku Islands, Japan
Shikoku Islands, located in southwestern Japan, is the smallest of the country's four main islands. It is known for its unique climate and agricultural practices.
Nara, Kyoto, Japan
The tea region of Nara in Kyoto, Japan is known for its production of matcha, a finely ground powdered green tea. Nara, located in the southern part of Kyoto Prefecture, has a long history of tea cultivation and is renowned for its high-quality teas, as well as its contribution to the art of tea ceremonies.
Kampot, Cambodia
Kampot, located in southern Cambodia, is renowned for its unique characteristics as a prime region for cultivating herbs, spices, and pepper crops.
Xiaoguan, Hubei, China
The high mountain, rocky gardens and special soil structures of Xiaoguan Village offers us amazing and pristine organic green teas.
Sicily, Italy
The historical origin of Sicily's citrus crop can be traced back to ancient times when citrus fruits were brought to the island by the Arabs.
San Luis Potosi, Mexico
San Luis Potosi, Mexico is located in the central part of the country and holds a significant historical connection to the origins of vanilla production.
Poland
Poland's dried fruits and quince production play a significant role in the country's organic exports.
Tamil Nadu, India
The history of Ayurvedic herbs, including ginger, pepper, tulsi (holy basil), aromatic plants, and spices in the Tamil Nadu region of Southern India, is deeply rooted in ancient traditions and practices.
Albania
Albania, a country located in the Balkan Peninsula of Southeastern Europe, holds a unique position when it comes to the production of elderberries and wild herbs.
Alsace, France
The Alsace wine region holds great importance in the history of wine due to its long-standing tradition of grape cultivation and winemaking.
Seville, Spain
The historical origin of Seville, Spain's citrus crop can be traced back to the Moorish occupation of the Iberian Peninsula.
Pakse, Laos
Pakse, situated in southern Laos, is a region blessed with unique growing conditions for tea, coffee, and spices, particularly on the renowned Bolaven Plateau.
Texas, USA
Texas is an important agricultural center for citrus and has great potential for aromatic herbs cultivation.
Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
Nakhon Ratchasima, also known as Korat, is situated in northeastern Thailand and holds significant importance in mulberry and herb production in the country.
