Beipu Township Farmers' Direct Sales Station

The Beipu Township Farmers' Association Direct Sales Station is just a street away from Beipu Old Street, a mere 3-minute walk. Its interior boasts red brick flooring and wooden display shelves, exuding a distinct artistic and literary vibe. Whether it's Hakka ingredients like preserved daikon radish (lao caipu) and preserved mustard greens (meigancai), or local specialties such as Lei Cha (Hakka pounded tea), persimmon cakes (shi shibing), Oriental Beauty tea, cold spring rice, and fresh produce like oranges, grapefruits, and dragon fruit – all are highly popular. Adopting a local, direct-from-farm-to-consumer sales model not only reduces the carbon footprint of agricultural products, making it an excellent way to protect the environment, but it also allows consumers to meet the farmers directly, fostering greater confidence in the purchased products. Even better, the station offers many handmade foods crafted by local farmers themselves, such as unripe mangoes (mango qing) in summer and crystal dumplings for hotpot – items not available in other chain supermarkets. Before leaving Beipu, don't forget to stop by to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables, agricultural products, and handmade delicacies. Let the dedication of Beipu farmers and Hakka mothers fill your refrigerator, ensuring both a delightful trip and food safety.