Reviving the Korean tea culture

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AmorePacfic founder, the late Suh Sung-whan tending to one of his green tea fields on Jeju Island. Photos: AmorePacific

By CHAN LI LEEN

Organic green tea grown on the pristine island of Jeju is a main key ingredient in many products by brands under AmorePacific.

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Reviving the Korean tea culture

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