Core Points - The Dutch tea company Moychay has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with a tea enterprise in Datian County, Fujian, to promote Meiren tea in Europe [1][4] - Datian County is recognized as the "Hometown of Chinese Meiren Tea," with 100,000 acres of tea gardens and 1,310 tea enterprises [3] - In 2024, the total tea production in Datian County is expected to reach 14,900 tons, with Meiren tea production at 4,200 tons, making it the largest production base for Meiren tea in China [3] Industry Development - Datian County is actively developing an ecological, green, and organic tea industry, implementing high-quality and efficient actions for tea production [3] - The county supports tea enterprises in expanding internationally by participating in exhibitions and trade events, promoting Meiren tea and high-quality Taiwanese Oolong tea to markets in the US and Europe [3] - The establishment of the Meiren tea promotion center in Europe signifies a major breakthrough in the internationalization strategy of Meiren tea [4]