Herbal teabags from Nanning, Guangxi since 1995 - export enquiries welcome

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Deng Qihui Hua Shi Qing Re Cha herbal tea retail pack of sealed teabags
Classical Refreshing Herbal Tea

Hua Shi Qing Re Cha Herbal Tea

Hua Shi Qing Re Cha Herbal Tea is a traditional Chinese refreshing tea formulated for daily consumption, designed to support a balanced internal environment. Each sealed teabag contains a blend of herbs traditionally used in southern Chinese households for their cooling properties. Brewed with hot or cold water, it offers a light, herbal taste that fits naturally into daily routines. For overseas buyers, this product fills a gap in the classical refreshing tea category, providing a shelf-ready, retail-packaged option that appeals to older Chinese consumers seeking familiar, non-stimulant herbal drinks.

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

Key Benefits

Why It Earns Its Shelf Space

  • Traditional formula used in daily household brewing across southern China
  • Sealed teabag format requires no measuring or decocting, ideal for repeat purchase
  • Suitable for both hot and cold brewing, increasing versatility on shelf
  • No synthetic additives; herbs are food-and-medicine-homology ingredients
  • Recognisable name among older overseas Chinese shoppers familiar with traditional tea culture
  • Fits into wellness, tea, and refreshment shelves without competing with stimulants
Application Scenarios

Where It Sells

  • Asian supermarket tea aisle next to jasmine and green tea packs
  • Chinese medicine shop counter as a daily refreshment alternative to stimulant drinks
  • Pharmacy wellness section where customers seek non-caffeinated herbal options
  • Online health-food store targeting older Chinese customers who prefer traditional remedies
  • Senior community centres where daily tea service is part of the routine
Buyer Profile

Who It Is For

  • Importers launching a classical refreshing tea line for overseas Chinese markets
  • Wholesalers supplying Asian grocery chains with non-caffeinated herbal options
  • Chinese medicine shops wanting a packaged, ready-to-sell tea alongside loose herbs
  • Distributors serving customers who prefer tea over tablets or powders
Problems Solved

Problems It Solves

  • Overseas shoppers cannot find the traditional cooling tea they used at home
  • Loose herbs require preparation, which discourages daily use and repeat buying
  • Generic herbal teas lack cultural recognition and traditional formula credibility
  • Buyers struggle to source a consistent, retail-ready refreshing tea with familiar ingredients
Technical Features

Product Features

  • Single-serve sealed teabag, brewed with hot or cold water
  • Blend of traditional cooling herbs used in southern Chinese households
  • No sugar or artificial flavouring added to the blend
  • Teabag format allows for easy storage and shelf display
  • Suitable for both hot steeping and cold brewing methods
  • Packaged in retail-ready cartons for direct shelf placement
Specifications

Specifications

Only figures we can support are filled in. Anything marked to be confirmed has not been verified for export paperwork.

Product FormSealed herbal teabag
Main IngredientsTo be confirmed
BrandDeng Qihui
OriginGuangxi, China
PreparationSteep in hot or cold water
Shelf LifeTo be confirmed
Carton ConfigurationTo be confirmed
MOQTo be confirmed
Materials

What Goes Into It

  • Herbs traditionally used in southern China for their cooling properties
  • Blended using compatibility methods known in classical Chinese herbal practice
  • No synthetic stimulants, additives, or artificial flavours
  • Teabag material suitable for hot and cold water brewing
  • Ingredients sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi
  • Herbs selected for their food-and-medicine-homology use in daily tea
Manufacturing Process

How It Is Made

  1. Herbs are sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains area of Guangxi
  2. Blended using traditional compatibility principles rather than random mixing
  3. Prepared using the brand’s long-standing processing method
  4. Portions are filled into filter teabags at standard weight
  5. Bags are heat-sealed and packed into retail cartons
Quality

Quality Control

  • The same formula has been produced since 1995 without reformulation
  • Inner packaging was upgraded to improve seal integrity and freshness
  • Only food-and-medicine-homology herbs are used, with no synthetic agents
  • Third-party laboratory test reports available on request: TBC
Customisation

Customisation Options

  • Choice of bag weight and pack count available upon request
  • English-language retail packaging can be discussed for markets requiring it
  • Private-label cartons available: contact [email protected] with design and quantity
  • Mixed pallets combining this SKU with other Deng Qihui lines possible
Comparison

How It Compares

Caffeinated green or black teaNon-stimulant, suitable for evening or daily use without disrupting sleep
Loose herbal blends sold by weightHigher repeat purchase rate due to convenience, though margin per gram is lower
Cold-brew cooling tea lineSame customer base, different preparation method; stock both for broader appeal
Generic herbal tea with no traditional formulaCarries cultural recognition and traditional use, but less packaging flexibility
How to Brew

Use Guide

  1. Place one teabag in a cup or pitcher
  2. Add hot water and steep for 3 to 5 minutes for a hot brew
  3. For cold brew, steep in cold water for 4 to 6 hours or overnight
  4. Remove the bag after steeping; the same bag can be reused once
  5. Drink warm or chilled, commonly once a day
  6. This is a herbal tea, not a medicine; customers on prescription treatment should consult a doctor
FAQ

Hua Shi Qing Re Cha Herbal Tea Questions

What is the traditional use of Hua Shi Qing Re Cha?
This tea is traditionally used in southern China as a daily refreshment to support a balanced internal environment. It is consumed for its mild cooling properties and herbal taste, often during warmer months or after meals.
Is the formula the same as the one used in southern Chinese homes?
Yes, the blend reflects traditional use in southern Chinese households. The herbs are selected for their cooling properties and compatibility, following long-standing regional practice.
What makes this tea different from other refreshing herbal teas?
It is based on a traditional formula with a known history in southern China, not a generic blend. Its use in daily household brewing gives it cultural familiarity and repeat-purchase potential.
Can we order this product with our own brand name on the carton?
Private-label cartons are available. The formula and bag weight remain unchanged. Contact [email protected] with your artwork and order volume for confirmation.
Is this tea suitable for people who avoid stimulants?
Yes, it contains no caffeine or stimulants. It is made from food-and-medicine-homology herbs used in daily tea practice, making it suitable for those avoiding stimulant-based drinks.
How should we display this tea on our shelf?
Place it in the tea or wellness section near other herbal and refreshing teas. Its traditional name and non-stimulant nature make it a natural fit for customers seeking familiar, non-caffeinated options.
Does this product have a shelf life?
Shelf life is TBC. We recommend storing in a cool, dry place and using within a reasonable time after receipt. Contact [email protected] for updated documentation if needed.

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