Ranking · Share of export volume, 2025
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中国における茶の輸出はカテゴリー別
Green tea dominates Chinese tea exports by volume — 88.11% of the 418,800 tonnes shipped in 2025 — and China's largest African markets buy almost nothing else. The remaining 11.89% is black tea, oolong, jasmine, ripe pu-erh, white tea, dark tea and other scented teas. Price per tonne runs the other way: green tea averaged USD 3,368.2 per tonne, black tea USD 5,258.0 and the specialty categories USD 6,981.9.
- 01 緑茶Up 13.93%; USD 3,368.2 per tonne. Gunpowder and Chunmee into Morocco, Senegal, Mauritania, Ghana and Uzbekistan. 88.11% of volume — 369,000 t
- 02 Black teaUp 4.48% by volume, but the average price fell 24.3% to USD 5,258.0 per tonne. Fujian congou styles and Lapsang Souchong. 6.18% of volume — 25,900 t
- 03 OolongDown 10.14%. Fujian ships two thirds of China's oolong exports; near USD 10,600 per tonne in Fujian's 2023 book. 3.32% of volume — 13,900 t
- 04 香り (ジャスミン)Up 0.31%. Fujian first in China; Fuzhou ships about 1,500 t a year for about USD 13 m. 1.79% of volume — 7,510 t
- 05 Ripe pu-erhDown 3.02%. 0.33% of volume — 1,401 t
- 06 白い茶Up 4.63%. Fuding and Zhenghe in Fujian are the reference origins. 0.11% of volume — 477 t
- 07 Dark teaDown 7.88%. 0.11% of volume — 472 t
- 08 Other scented teaUp 6.78%. 0.04% of volume — 147 t
Method
このリストが作られた方法
Ordered by share of China's 2025 tea export volume in customs data published by the China Tea Marketing Association (CTMA). Average prices per tonne are from Table 12 of the CCCFNA December 2025 report, which groups oolong, jasmine, white, dark and other teas as specialty tea.
よく聞かれる質問
中国の茶輸出の何パーセントは緑茶である？
88.11% of export volume in 2025 — 369,000 tonnes, up 13.93%.
Which category earns the most per tonne?
In China's 2025 export statistics the specialty categories — oolong, jasmine, white, dark and other teas — averaged USD 6,981.9 per tonne, black tea USD 5,258.0 and green tea USD 3,368.2. Within Fujian, oolong was near USD 10,600 per tonne in 2023.
How much white tea does China export?
477 tonnes in 2025, up 4.63% — 0.11% of China's tea export volume, in customs data published by the China Tea Marketing Association.