There are () tea-producing countries in the world.

There are 64 tea-producing countries in the world.

The tea-producing countries in the world are mainly concentrated in Asia, Africa and Latin America, with Oceania and Europe producing less tea. China is the country with the largest tea production area in the world. 19 provinces produce high-quality white tea, green tea, oolong tea, black tea, pressed tea and scented tea, many of which are still handmade. In addition to green tea, oolong tea and traditional black tea, Taiwan also produces semi-fermented Baozhong tea. Oolong tea is a specialty of Taiwan. The fermentation time is slightly longer than that of oolong tea from other provinces, so it is darker in color and slightly stronger in flavor.

Asian tea-producing countries include China, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Japan, Turkey, Iran, Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Pakistan, Nepal, Philippines, South Korea, etc.; Africa has Kenya, Malawi, Uganda, Mozambique, Tanzania, Congo, Mauritius, Rhodesia, Rwanda, Cameroon, Burundi, Zaire, South Africa, Ethiopia, Mali, Guinea, Morocco, Algeria, Zimbabwe, etc.; Americas include Argentina, Brazil , Peru, Mexico, Bolivia, Colombia, Guatemala, Ecuador, Paraguay, Guyana, Jamaica, etc.; Europe includes Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Portugal, etc.