Although some early harvest started to hit market in recent few days, large production will have to wait till April 1. As expected, quality of this year's production is the best among past few years. Shortened pre-Ming harvest period caused shortage in quantity, and that in turn, drove up this year's price by 10% to 20%.
Linda
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
Bi Luo Chun Will Hit Market Soon
According to recent news from Su Zhou, this year's Dong Shan Bi Luo Chun harvest started on March 21. Large productions will start to hit the market by March 25. Experts are expecting 10% to 15% price hike this year. Price for top grade Bi Luo Chun will be RMB¥5,000 (prox. USD$715) per 500g.
Linda
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Linda
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Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Cold Early Spring Weather Will Likely Reduce Production of Premium Bi Luo Chun
Recent news from JiangSu reported that local producers were expecting reduced production of premium Bi Luo Chun due to this early spring's cold weather. Cold weather will likely delay harvest of this year's Bi Luo Chun by 10 days and this in turn will shorten the production period of premium Bi Luo Chun. Overall production of this year's Bi Luo Chun are expected to be similar to that of last year.
Linda
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Linda
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