ZL BOTANICALS · BOTANICAL INGREDIENT SUPPLIER
Green Tea Extract Supplier for Bulk Orders
Camellia sinensis · leaf extract
ZL Botanicals supplies wholesale green tea extract for brands and formulation manufacturers developing ready-to-drink tea, instant tea powders and catechin-based dry blends. Our quotation range distinguishes flavour-led soluble extracts from catechin-oriented powders, with EGCG, caffeine and carrier composition stated for the selected grade.
Competitive pricing, consistent-quality commitments, certification support and reliable delivery coordination for brands and formulation manufacturers buying in bulk.
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- For buyers
- Brands · Formulation manufacturers
- Grade selection
- Composition · Form · Intended use
- Quality documents
- COA · TDS · SDS
- Order terms
- MOQ · Packing · Delivery
Green, black and oolong tea: soluble powders and concentrate projects
Bulk green tea extract powder and soluble tea ingredients
Our quotation range covers the material forms below. We confirm the available grade, concentration and sample terms in your quotation.
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| Form | Composition | Application fit |
|---|---|---|
| Soluble tea extract | Broad soluble tea solids; carrier declared | Instant tea and RTD development |
| Catechin-oriented dry extract | EGCG and other catechins specified separately | Composition-led powder blends |
| Low-caffeine project | Residual caffeine target and method agreed in quote | Caffeine-controlled formulation |
Specifications, assay methods & quotation basis
| Item | Quotation & acceptance basis |
|---|---|
| Identity & composition | Camellia sinensis · leaf extract · State ingredient composition, source route, carriers and relevant processing aids. |
| Markers & methods | EGCG, individual catechins and caffeine by agreed HPLC methods; total polyphenols reported separately. The specification states whether values are on a dry or as-supplied basis. |
| Physical & handling properties | Agree colour, odour, moisture, particle size and dissolution or dispersion requirements for the selected form, rather than one limit for every grade. |
| Contaminants & release | Agree microbiological, pesticide, elemental-impurity and residual-solvent scope and limits by source, process and market. Batch COA values must correspond to actual results. |
Why buy green tea extract from ZL Botanicals?
Competitive bulk pricing
Competitive bulk pricing for flavour-led tea extracts and catechin-oriented powders, based on the composition and beverage performance your product needs.
Quality for repeat purchasing
Repeat-order specifications keep EGCG, caffeine and tea flavour requirements explicit, giving your team a consistent basis for incoming-material acceptance.
Certification-document support
Tea-material qualification and certification-document support helps brands and manufacturers complete supplier onboarding.
Reliable delivery coordination
Sample and bulk-order coordination keeps the selected tea grade, packaging and documents together in the written delivery plan.
Quality control, COA & certification documents
Leaf traceability, pesticide risk assessment and residual-solvent declaration accompany grade qualification. Low caffeine needs a measurable limit, not just a name.
TDS defines the specification, COA records the identified batch, and SDS supports safe handling. We coordinate documents for the project and review certification needs against material, holder, site, scope and validity. Include GMP, ISO, Halal, Kosher or organic requirements in the enquiry; these are not blanket certifications for every product.
Application formats & sample evaluation
Tea flavour, astringency, haze and sediment decide beverage fit. Evaluate the selected sample in your water, acid and heat process; concentrated EGCG exposure requires a separate safety review.
These are development concepts, not customer cases, validated formulas or finished-goods manufacturing offers. Confirm intended use for the material and target market.
Citrus green tea beverage
Citrus green tea with tea leaves and citrus slices.
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Green tea oat latte
Green tea oat latte with oats, tea powder and a whisk.
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Instant tea stick pack
Instant tea stick packs with soluble powder and prepared tea.
Read formulation combinations & trial criteria →Bulk price, MOQ, packaging & delivery
We quote against selected form, assay and method, volume and destination. Your written quotation includes sample quantity and cost, MOQ, pack size, storage conditions, shelf-life or retest basis, lead time, Incoterms and payment terms.
Once the sample and order specification are agreed, record acceptance criteria, batch documents and change-notification terms for repeat purchasing.
Request pricing by volume & destination →Green Tea Extract purchasing FAQ
Does a higher EGCG assay make a clearer drink?
No. We distinguish catechin enrichment from beverage clarity in the quotation, with flavour and caffeine requirements recorded for the selected sample.
How are samples, prices and minimum orders confirmed?
Send the target specification, application, first-order quantity and destination. We respond with sample availability and a quotation for the selected material; quantity, cost, documents and delivery terms are confirmed in writing.
Which quality and certification documents can I request?
Enquire about TDS, the relevant batch COA, SDS and project-specific certification documents. Actual documents are coordinated by material and use, with certificate scope reviewed separately. This page is not a batch test report.
Start your green tea extract order enquiry
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Technical reading for green tea extract
Explore green tea extract material forms, formulation combinations and the evidence behind processing and quality choices.
Tea haze: water, reconstitution and cold-storage diagnosis →
UK milk tea and plant-based drinks: current SDIL rules and 2028 proposals →
Extraction processes
Tea-solids recovery and catechin enrichment produce different flavour and composition profiles.
Read ingredient research →Equipment guide
Filtration and concentration affect tea clarity; drying choices affect powder reconstitution.
Read ingredient research →Applications
Compare citrus tea, oat-latte and instant-tea combinations in the green-tea formulation notes.
Read ingredient research →Standards & regulations
The tea methods discussion separates catechin measurements from broader polyphenol assays.
Read ingredient research →Research & industry observations
Tea-waste extraction studies and concentrated-EGCG safety assessments answer different questions.
Read ingredient research →These studies provide material and application context, not evidence of ZL equipment ownership, batch quality or finished-product efficacy.