Guizhou Leishan Maokexie Tea Co., Ltd.

Maokexi Tea Co., Ltd. and Maokexi Tea Development Research Institute in Leishan County, Guizhou Province were established in 1996. They are comprehensive tea enterprises named after Maokexi and focus on tea planting, processing, sales and tea art training, tea culture dissemination, tea event experience and folk customs. Mao Kexi is an expert enjoying special government allowances from the State Council. He is the founder and inventor of Leishan Silver Ball Tea. He is a former tea judge of the Ministry of Light Industry and the Ministry of Forestry. He has won many science and technology awards and has made outstanding contributions to the development of China's engineering technology. The company has a registered capital of 16 million yuan, current fixed assets of 26.8 million yuan, a processing plant of 3,336 square meters, and 38 permanent employees, including 6 with senior professional titles, 10 with intermediate professional titles, and 50-100 seasonal temporary workers. The annual tea processing and production capacity reaches 200 tons. In accordance with the development direction of "scale, normalization, standardization, and marketization", the company adopts the development model of "company + base + cooperative + farmers". It has tea and green purchase points in Wudong Village, Taoyao Village, Huangli Village, Xiaolong Village, Nanyao Village, Wangfeng Village, Fangxiang Village, Queniao Village and other villages, and has established tea and green tea purchase points with 85 poor households and 50 poor households. More than 0 tea farmers have signed tea purchase agreements, and at the same time, more than 3,000 surrounding households have been encouraged to develop tea planting, effectively providing employment for more than 2,000 local people, and radiating more than 30,000 people, including 2 veterans and 4 family members of veterans, solving the employment difficulties of rural labor and increasing farmers' income. The tea gardens are distributed in the hinterland of Leigong Mountain, a national nature reserve, at an altitude of 1,200-1,400 meters.