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Deng Qihui Bitter Melon Cooling Tea sugar-free herbal teabag pack
Classical Refreshing Herbal Tea

Bitter Melon Cooling Tea Sugar Free

Bitter Melon Cooling Tea Sugar Free is a traditional Chinese herbal tea formulated for daily refreshment and balance. Each sealed teabag contains a blend of bitter gourd and mulberry leaf, herbs used in Chinese culinary and wellness practices for generations. Brewed with hot water, it delivers a clean, slightly bitter taste that many customers associate with cooling properties. For overseas buyers, this SKU offers a shelf-ready, retail-packaged option that fits into wellness and refreshment categories without requiring special handling or labeling.

Brand Deng Qihui · made by Kangmingtang Trading, Nanning, Guangxi

Key Benefits

Why It Earns Its Shelf Space

  • Traditional blend of bitter gourd and mulberry leaf used in Chinese food and herbal practice
  • Sugar-free formulation suitable for health-conscious and diabetic customers
  • Single-serve teabag format requires no measuring or preparation beyond hot water
  • Compact 2g bag size ideal for trial packs and space-limited retail displays
  • Carries a classic Chinese herbal tea identity that appeals to older overseas shoppers
  • Can be sold alongside other Deng Qihui products in a cohesive wellness range
Application Scenarios

Where It Sells

  • Asian supermarket refreshment section next to green tea and jasmine tea
  • Chinese medicine shop counter as a daily herbal drink option
  • Health-food retailer shelf under 'cooling teas' or 'digestive refreshers'
  • Online reseller storefronts targeting customers seeking traditional herbal beverages
  • Pharmacy wellness aisle as a non-stimulant, non-sweetened herbal drink alternative
Buyer Profile

Who It Is For

  • Wholesalers supplying Asian grocery chains with traditional herbal tea options
  • Distributors targeting older overseas Chinese customers who prefer familiar tastes
  • Health-food retailers looking for sugar-free, plant-based herbal beverages
  • Importers building a refreshment tea line with cultural authenticity
  • Online sellers needing a low-risk, high-recognizability SKU for trial and repeat sales
Problems Solved

Problems It Solves

  • Overseas shoppers cannot find the bitter tea they remember from home in a ready-to-brew format
  • Loose herbs require preparation and are not shelf-ready for retail display
  • Many herbal teas contain added sugar, which limits appeal to health-conscious buyers
  • Generic herbal teas lack the cultural recognition that branded traditional formulas provide
  • Buyers struggle to source a consistent, correctly labelled tea with a known origin
Technical Features

Product Features

  • Single-serve sealed teabag, 2 g per bag, 12 bags per retail pack
  • Blend of two food-and-medicine-homology herbs prepared by traditional method
  • No sugar added, suitable for low-sugar or diabetic-friendly markets
  • Brewed with hot water, no special equipment needed
  • Compact bag size fits in small retail displays and trial packs
  • Herbs are processed to retain traditional taste and aroma
Specifications

Specifications

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Product FormSealed herbal teabag
Main IngredientsBitter gourd, mulberry leaf
BrandDeng Qihui
OriginGuangxi, China
PreparationSteep one bag in hot water
Shelf LifeTo be confirmed
Carton ConfigurationTo be confirmed
MOQTo be confirmed
Materials

What Goes Into It

  • Bitter gourd (ku gua), a vegetable used in Chinese cooking and herbal practice
  • Mulberry leaf (sang ye), traditionally used in Chinese herbal teas for its cooling properties
  • Teabag filter paper made from food-safe, biodegradable material
  • Heat-sealable packaging to maintain freshness and aroma
  • No artificial sweeteners, preservatives or additives in the blend
  • Herbs sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi
Manufacturing Process

How It Is Made

  1. Bitter gourd and mulberry leaf are selected from the Ten Thousand Mountains area of Guangxi
  2. Herbs are processed using traditional drying and blending methods
  3. The blend is portioned into 2 g sealed teabags at the production facility
  4. Bags are packed in retail packs of 12, with no additional packaging
  5. Final packs are stored in a controlled environment before shipping
  6. No reformulation has occurred since the product's introduction
Quality

Quality Control

  • The same two-herb formula has been produced without change since introduction
  • Inner packaging is designed to maintain freshness and prevent moisture ingress
  • Ingredients are limited to food-and-medicine-homology herbs, no synthetic additives
  • Third-party laboratory test reports available on request: TBC
Customisation

Customisation Options

  • Choice of 2 g bag weight on this formula, no other sizes available
  • English-language retail packaging can be discussed for markets that require it
  • Private-label cartons possible with confirmed artwork and order volume
  • Mixed pallets combining this SKU with other Deng Qihui tea lines are available
Comparison

How It Compares

Generic bitter tea in loose-leaf formTeabags are more convenient and sell better in retail environments, though loose-leaf has higher margin per gram
Sweetened herbal iced teasThis product is sugar-free and appeals to health-focused buyers, but may be less appealing to those who prefer sweet drinks
Cold-brew cooling tea lineThis tea is hot-water brewed; the cold-brew line is designed for room-temperature steeping, so they serve different use cases
How to Brew

Use Guide

  1. Place one 2g teabag in a cup or small pot
  2. Pour freshly boiled water over the bag and cover
  3. Steep for three to five minutes for a balanced taste
  4. Remove the bag and drink warm, commonly once a day
  5. The same bag can be steeped a second time with hot water
  6. This is a traditional herbal tea, not a medicine; consult a doctor if on prescription treatment
FAQ

Bitter Melon Cooling Tea Sugar Free Questions

What is the taste of Bitter Melon Cooling Tea Sugar Free?
It has a clean, slightly bitter taste typical of traditional Chinese bitter teas. Many customers describe it as refreshing and cooling. The bitterness is balanced by the mulberry leaf and is not overpowering. It is not sweetened, so the taste is purely herbal.
Is this tea suitable for people watching their sugar intake?
Yes, this tea contains no added sugar and is formulated for low-sugar or diabetic-friendly consumption. It is a natural herbal beverage with no sweeteners, making it suitable for health-conscious buyers and those managing blood sugar levels.
Can this tea be brewed cold or only hot?
It is designed for hot-water brewing. While some customers may experiment with cold steeping, the traditional method is hot water. For cold-brew options, the Deng Qihui cold-brew cooling tea line is recommended.
What makes this tea different from other bitter herbal teas?
It uses a simple, traditional blend of bitter gourd and mulberry leaf, both commonly used in Chinese kitchens and herbal practice. The 2g bag size is ideal for trial packs, and the tea is sugar-free, which sets it apart from many market alternatives.
Can we get this product in a different bag weight?
Currently, the only available bag weight is 2g. No other sizes are offered for this formula. If you need a different weight, contact us with your requirements and we will confirm feasibility.
Is the packaging suitable for markets with strict labelling rules?
The current packaging follows the brand's design. English-language versions can be discussed for markets that require them. Please contact [email protected] with your labelling needs and we will confirm what is possible.
How does this tea fit into a retail range?
It fits well in refreshment, wellness, or traditional herbal tea sections. It pairs well with other Deng Qihui products like the cold-brew line or digestive teas. Retailers often use it as a daily refreshment option with strong cultural recognition.

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