Kings Tea (Qingshenge) holds Chinese organic certificates for its garden (096OP1200315) and processing (096OP1200316), valid to 29 September 2027, an unbroken archive of annual certificates from 2005, and laboratory reports on specific samples. Each record below states what it covers and what it does not.
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Does not cover: other land associated with the company. The listed output is a certificate figure, not available stock.
Does not cover: products outside the listed scope. Chinese organic certification is not EU, USDA or JAS organic certification.
Archive, 2005–2024. Twenty consecutive annual organic tea processing certificates, each valid for one year, covering 30 September 2005 to 29 September 2025. Issued by Hangzhou Zhongnong Quality Certification Centre, originally as the Organic Tea Research and Development Center (OTRDC) of the Tea Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. See the record
Chinese organic certificates can be looked up by number on the CNCA certification information platform.
Does not mean: "zero residues", or that every tea or future lot would give the same result. It is not an organic certificate.
Does not mean: that no residue of any kind exists. No batch or harvest date is given on these reports, so match the tea and lot before relying on them.
Copies of these documents are shared with trade enquirers on request. Some reports restrict reproduction, so we summarise them here. Request a document
Entry 3248005742, our Da Hong Pao blend, is listed for a Special Prize (特等奖) in the preliminary results of the 22nd Wuyishan Spring Tea Competition, announced 19 August 2026.
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