• We ensure our tea is sourced from companies that have committed to the restoration and protection of tea garden ecology. They plant a wide variety of trees, examples including osmanthus, taxus, and azalea, as well as flowers, with remarkable results.

  • By applying green prevention and control methods suited to local conditions, WuYi Star has developed an integrated "forest-fruit-flower-tea-grass" ecosystem, along with a more balanced biological community of pests and their natural predators. This approach works with, rather than against, natural ecological cycles — helping to keep pest and disease pressures in check naturally, which in turn supports the quality, health, and safety of the tea produced.

  • Over the years, the company has planted more than 30,000 trees of various species, helping restore biodiversity and strengthen the surrounding ecosystem. This healthier environment has, in turn, supported better product quality and safety, while contributing to the long-term sustainability of tea cultivation in the region.

Organic

Location

Located in northwest Fujian Province at an elevation of 253–460 meters, the Wuyi Star Jiulongshan organic tea base covers 216 acres (1,310 mu), making it the largest continuous organic Oolong tea garden in Asia. The region's warm, humid climate — with abundant rainfall, 78% average humidity, and over 1,900 hours of sunshine annually — combines with mineral-rich volcanic and red sandstone soils to create ideal growing conditions for tea.

Organic

Evaluation

The processing facility features advanced Wuyi Yancha production lines, operating in compliance with China's food safety (SC) production license standards, as well as NOP, EC, JAS, and China Organic certification requirements. Tea pickers and processing staff receive comprehensive training, and detailed farm records are maintained through an established traceability system — ensuring every step from garden to cup meets rigorous safety and quality standards.

Standardization

Standardized production practices are essential to ensuring tea quality and safety. The tea garden utilizes advanced integrated water and fertilizer systems along with water-saving irrigation facilities, complemented by standardized field roads and terracing — all reflecting a commitment to best-practice cultivation.

The evaluation process of our teas