In the mid and early 1990s, there were nearly 1000 jasmine tea factories in Fuzhou, including more than 400 in Chengmen Town alone. The city's output reached 80,000 tons, accounting for more than 60% of the national output.

Fuzhou Minrong Tea Factory is located in a quiet old street in Bulei Village. After more than 20 years of development, the enterprise has successfully passed a series of certifications such as ISO900 1 quality system certification, ISO 1400 1 environmental management certification and ISO22000 food safety management system certification. Its "Lu" brand products were recognized as green food and passed the certification, and were first used in 2007.

In March 2009, jasmine tea, green tea and oolong tea produced by Minrong Tea Factory were selected as the national teas of the two sessions.

Fuzhou Haixi Tea Factory is located directly opposite Fuzhou South Railway Station, separated from the former residences of Chen Jingrun and Chen Shaokuan, historical and cultural celebrities. Haixi Tea Factory, formerly known as "Lailei Tea Factory", was founded in 198 1 year by Chen Yanguang, the inheritor of jasmine tea technology, and was renamed as "Haixi Tea Factory" in195. This is an old factory with a history of more than 30 years. Its unique tea-making technology-wet embryo scenting and vacuum freeze-drying (FDY) scenting, leads the forefront of jasmine tea-making technology. Tea factory has passed QS certification, origin certification and geographical indication protection. Its "Nantai Island" brand jasmine tea is exported to more than 30 countries and regions.

20 13 Thirteen golden bell seeds produced by Haixi tea factory by wet embryo continuous scenting technology won the Golden Award of Fuzhou Jasmine Tea.