Release time:2025-09-01 16:47:16 Publisher:CHA Panda
Tea started in China many centuries ago and is a major part of our culture. In the past, young people often didn’t drink much traditional tea. But the rise of "new-style tea" has completely changed this. Today, new-style tea brands, like Cha Panda, are trendy, refreshing, and often inspire national pride. They have become popular “happy drinks" for young people. What's the secret to this success?
In 2008, Cha Panda began in a small 30-square-meter shop next to a middle school in Chengdu. Even with a small space, it quickly became popular.
At that time, the tea industry was challenging, often relying on artificial milk and tea powder. Unlike trendy coffee, milk tea was seen as a cheap street drink. However, the founders of Cha Panda believed that China, with its rich natural resources, could make truly authentic and delicious tea drinks.
Cha Panda's mission was clear: "Use good Chinese ingredients to make great Chinese tea drinks." They insisted on using real tea leaves and high-quality fresh fruits. For some products, they even chose premium animal cream and cheese, which were usually found only in high-end dessert shops. This changed how people viewed milk tea and helped Cha Panda earn consumer trust.
Over more than ten years, Cha Panda has focused on quality and innovation, growing its brand and expanding rapidly. Today, Cha Panda proudly operates over 5,500 stores nationwide.
Quality is the foundation of every drink. Cha Panda strengthens its brand by carefully sourcing excellent ingredients, innovating production processes, and maintaining strict supply chain control.
To connect with our young target audience, Cha Panda uses creative branding:
Thanks to the efforts of new-style tea brands like Cha Panda, new-style tea has become a popular national beverage. According to a 2021 report, China's new-style tea market reached an estimated 98.9 billion RMB, with stores expected to hit 500,000 by 2023.
This booming market reflects growing consumer sophistication and a strong cultural confidence in China. As "Gen Z" becomes the major consumer group, they actively seek quality Chinese brands that blend tradition with modern style. New-style tea brands have perfectly found this sweet spot. They use tea to reignite a love for local drinks and let people rediscover the timeless charm of tea culture. This is an exciting era where we innovate our traditions and help the aroma of tea reach even wider audiences.
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