Ranking · Volume growth, 2025 — ten largest destinations by value
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中国茶の最も急速に成長する市場 2025
Among China's ten largest tea markets by value in 2025, Côte d'Ivoire grew fastest: volume up 300.4% to 16,701.2 tonnes. Senegal followed at +61.4%, then Mauritania at +26.8% and Uzbekistan at +17.3%. Morocco, the largest market, grew 13.4%, ahead of China's all-destination 11.9%. Three of the ten shrank: Malaysia (−11.5%), the United States (−11.8%) and Ghana (−53.2%).
- 01 コート・デ・イボアTo 16,701.2 t. Value up 310.9% to USD 71.1 m. +300.4%
- 02 センゲルTo 24,448.9 t. Value up 62.5% to USD 98.4 m. +61.4%
- 03 モーリタニアTo 20,116.7 t. Value up 26.2% to USD 83.2 m. +26.8%
- 04 ウズベキスタンTo 29,217.4 t. Value up 15.4% to USD 61.5 m. +17.3%
- 05 モロッコTo 91,393.2 t. Value up 14.7% to USD 278.1 m. +13.4%
- 06 中国、すべての目的地To 418,800 t. Average price down 2.7%. +11.9%
- 07 アルジェリアTo 15,297.5 t. Value up 2.9%. +10.9%
- 08 日本To 11,192.4 t. Value up 27.9%. +9.7%
- 09 マレーシアTo 4,007.6 t. Value down 18.8%. −11.5%
- 10 アメリカ合衆国To 10,456.1 t. Value up 8.1%. −11.8%
- 11 ガーナTo 18,074.8 t. Value down 52.9%. −53.2%
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Full-year 2025 changes against 2024, from Table 6 of the CCCFNA monthly tea export report, which lists the ten largest destinations by value; smaller destinations are not ranked here. Russia is not in that table: an industry series put Chinese tea into Russia down 19.2% year-to-date, a different source and period, so it is not ranked against these figures.
よく聞かれる質問
Which Chinese tea market grew fastest in 2025?
Among China's ten largest tea markets by value, Côte d'Ivoire: volume up 300.4% to 16,701.2 tonnes and value up 310.9%. Senegal was second, up 61.4% by volume.
大きな市場が縮小したのでしょうか？
Yes, three of the ten largest: Ghana fell 53.2% by volume, the United States 11.8% and Malaysia 11.5%. Outside that table, an industry series reported Chinese tea into Russia down 19.2% year-to-date.
Did Uzbekistan grow 43.6% in 2025?
That was a year-to-date figure through October 2025 in an industry series. The full-year official figure is 29,217.4 tonnes, up 17.3% by volume and 15.4% by value.