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In addition, Guatemala produces some tea, although it is relatively unimportant in the global market; in 2008 it was estimated as being the 39th largest tea-producing country, producing about 0.01% of total world production.[1] The Los Andes estate in Guatemala doubles as commercial garden and nature preserve, growing organic tea and other crops on the slopes of volcanic mountains, on a preserve in which 60% of the land is left as original cloud forest.[2]
References:
1. FAOSTAT: Production: Crops, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Retrieved Jan. 29, 2010.
2. Tea from the Slopes of a Guatemalan Volcano, World Tea News, April 14th 2009.
Most common styles of tea produced in Guatemala:
| Style: | # Teas: | List Teas: |
| Black Tea | 1 | List Teas |
This list represents the number of individual teas listed on RateTea.net and is not an adequate indicator of the quantity of these styles produced in Guatemala.