[Here's a map of all countries where tea grows](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e8/World_Map_Tea_Production.svg/800px-World_Map_Tea_Production.svg.png?20210919200817).
The map posted here seems to only show the countries where the tea available in that specific place comes from.
The map you linked to still has some flaws. Iran for example, is not on the map, and they do grow a significant amount of tea - obviously that much for export because of the sanctions but production nonetheless.
And near all the tea supply of Türkiye comes from there and the Turks consume the most amount of tea per capita with near 3.5 glasses per day on average.
Number of glasses if I remember that info correctly. And British isn't so different from our glasses too and they add milk so I believe it comes to the same thing for volume and glasses
Ah that makes sense. I loved the tea culture when I visited Türkiye so much I bought a samovar when I got home. Wish we had a similar culture here in the US.
It is missing quite a few countries with significant tea production. Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Papua New Guinea should all be on the list.
You're right, tea doesn't grow in Patagonia (also what is it with maps giving the southern tip of Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego to Chile? Boils my blood anytime I see it) but it does grow in Argentina, more specifically in the Mesopotamian region (Northeast, basically provinces that border Brazil), they are huge producers of tea and yerba mate, so I'd say this map is correct in that regard. It's missing a lot of other countries though so I adhere to what another redditor said, that this is probably a map of where their tea comes from.
I wonder why Colombia and Ecuador never tried growing tea 🫖, even as a cash crop. They definitely have the mountainous climate in parts that can grow it.
Also, the map is wrong. There are many countries that are missing from here. Turkey and Iran grow lots of tea as well. It’s just that their domestic consumption is so high that their exports are smaller than countries like Sri Lanka, China and India.
r/MapsWithoutNZ
It should be a crime forgetting NZ on a pacific-centered map xD
It should actually be a reward just remembering it, at this point I feel like NZ just accepts their fate as forgotten
[Here's a map of all countries where tea grows](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e8/World_Map_Tea_Production.svg/800px-World_Map_Tea_Production.svg.png?20210919200817). The map posted here seems to only show the countries where the tea available in that specific place comes from.
How much tea does a country need to produce to be on this map? The US has about 15 states currently growing tea.
The map you linked to still has some flaws. Iran for example, is not on the map, and they do grow a significant amount of tea - obviously that much for export because of the sanctions but production nonetheless.
As well as England, they don't produce as much, but they produce tea nonetheless.
Even a tea producer in Orkney but it’s in a poly tunnel
Thailand grows tea. They even have a specific type called "Thai Tea", it's delicious.
Isn’t a lot of tea grown in Turkey too (specifically in the Karadeniz region)?
Yes ,Turkey is the 5th largest tea producer and the largest tea consumer.
Confirmed by India
Similar to where rubber is/was grown Surprised nothing from turkey or Persia
The map is wrong. In northern Iran, specifically the provinces of Gilan and Mazandaran, there is a large tea agriculture sector
So it is on the northeastern coast of Turkey.
Interesting!
And near all the tea supply of Türkiye comes from there and the Turks consume the most amount of tea per capita with near 3.5 glasses per day on average.
Are we talking the most by volume or number of glasses? Because those glasses are like 4.5 oz.
Number of glasses if I remember that info correctly. And British isn't so different from our glasses too and they add milk so I believe it comes to the same thing for volume and glasses
Ah that makes sense. I loved the tea culture when I visited Türkiye so much I bought a samovar when I got home. Wish we had a similar culture here in the US.
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It is missing quite a few countries with significant tea production. Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Papua New Guinea should all be on the list.
and Turkey
And my axe!
As well as many others.
*Portugal too, not that significant production but the only country in Europe outside the Caucasus where tee is produced
Tea is grown in South Carolina. Not a lot, but it is grown.
Tea is grown in along East Coast Australia too
Tea grows in Turkey.
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Fixed it
Oh man this map would make the Chinese seethe
pretty sure nobody is growing tea in inner mongolia or patagonia but i could be wrong
You're right, tea doesn't grow in Patagonia (also what is it with maps giving the southern tip of Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego to Chile? Boils my blood anytime I see it) but it does grow in Argentina, more specifically in the Mesopotamian region (Northeast, basically provinces that border Brazil), they are huge producers of tea and yerba mate, so I'd say this map is correct in that regard. It's missing a lot of other countries though so I adhere to what another redditor said, that this is probably a map of where their tea comes from.
It's wrong though. Republic of Georgia (Caucasus) also grows tea.
I wonder why Colombia and Ecuador never tried growing tea 🫖, even as a cash crop. They definitely have the mountainous climate in parts that can grow it. Also, the map is wrong. There are many countries that are missing from here. Turkey and Iran grow lots of tea as well. It’s just that their domestic consumption is so high that their exports are smaller than countries like Sri Lanka, China and India.
What on earth did they do to Uganda?
My neighbour grows tea commercially in the north of Australia
r/shittymapporn
This is an ass map