
Goodme, China high-quality and cost-effective fresh fruit tea earns popularity among Japanese tourists
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About Goodme
Goodme is one of China's freshly made tea beverage brands, with the highest annual sales of nearly 1.2 billion cups in 2023. It is known for high-quality ingredients with a short shelf life for freshly made beverage delivered by its cold chain logistics, featuring the freshness in every cup that "you can have every day and never get tired of". It was listed in Hong Kong, China in February 2025 (stock code: 01364).
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