全产业链总产值预计18亿元 “中国油茶之乡”种活金种子

Core Insights - The total output value of the oil tea industry chain in Changshan County, Zhejiang Province, is expected to reach 1.8 billion yuan by 2025 [1] Group 1: Industry Development - The oil tea industry innovation alliance held a conference to announce the development status of the oil tea industry in Changshan County [1] - Changshan County is located in the golden oil-producing belt at 30° north latitude and has a long history of oil tea cultivation, earning it the titles of "Hometown of Oil Tea in China" and "Green Oil Depot of Western Zhejiang" [1] - The county is focusing on innovative and integrated development of the oil tea industry, transforming a single oil tea seed into a complete industry chain [1] Group 2: Product Branding and Internationalization - Changshan officially launched the "Changshan Camellia Oil" geographical indication product to lay the foundation for its brand and standardized development [2] - Multiple oil tea industry projects were signed and cooperated on, covering areas such as digital oil tea base construction, oil tea trading, and skincare product development [2] - The Iranian-Chinese Friendship Association's representative in China, He Fei, was appointed as the promotional ambassador for "Changshan Camellia Oil," aiming to expand its market reach and support internationalization [2] Group 3: Industry Support and Upgrading - The oil tea industry innovation alliance initiated a "Thousand Villages and Hundred Enterprises" action to enhance service support, planning to establish 300,000 acres of high-yield demonstration forests and promote low-yield forest transformation technology over the next five years [2] - The county has been deepening the integrated development of the oil tea "whole industry chain and whole value chain," which has already helped 80,000 forest farmers increase their income by 500 million yuan [2] - The county's government aims to enhance platform capabilities and breakthrough core technologies during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, ensuring that the benefits of industry development are more widely and equitably distributed among forest farmers [2]