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Deng Qihui Polygonatum Lily and Chrysanthemum Tea retail pack of herbal teabags
Classical Refreshing Herbal Tea

Polygonatum Lily and Chrysanthemum Tea

Polygonatum Lily and Chrysanthemum Tea is a traditional Chinese herbal tea formulated for daily refreshment and gentle wellness. Each sealed teabag contains a blend of polygonatum, lily, and mulberry leaves, herbs used in both cooking and herbal practice across southern China. Brewed with hot water, it offers a light, slightly sweet taste with a subtle herbal finish. For overseas buyers, this SKU provides a shelf-ready, retail-packaged option that fits naturally in wellness, tea, or health-food sections without requiring special handling or customer education.

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

Key Benefits

Why It Earns Its Shelf Space

  • Traditional formula with a long history of use in daily herbal tea practice
  • Light, slightly sweet taste appeals to older customers and new tea drinkers
  • Single-serve sealed teabags require no measuring or preparation beyond hot water
  • Three core herbs are familiar and trusted in Chinese culinary and herbal traditions
  • Packaged in 2g teabags for consistent portioning and trial-size appeal
  • Sits well on shelves alongside other herbal and floral teas in the same category
Application Scenarios

Where It Sells

  • Asian supermarket wellness section next to jasmine tea and chrysanthemum tea
  • Chinese medicine shop counter, sold alongside other traditional herbal blends
  • Health-food retailer shelf with other daily wellness teas and cold-brew options
  • Online reseller storefront targeting overseas Chinese consumers seeking familiar tastes
  • Pharmacy or wellness store where customers look for non-caffeinated herbal refreshments
Buyer Profile

Who It Is For

  • Importers launching a classical refreshing tea line for overseas Chinese shoppers
  • Wholesalers supplying Asian grocery chains with consistent, branded herbal tea SKUs
  • Distributors whose customers value traditional taste and simplicity in daily tea
  • Retailers wanting a non-caffeinated, low-impact herbal tea that fits a daily routine
Problems Solved

Problems It Solves

  • Overseas shoppers cannot find the traditional herbal teas they remember from home
  • Loose herbs require preparation and are hard to standardize for retail sale
  • Generic herbal teas lack the cultural familiarity and trusted ingredient profile
  • Buyers struggle to source a consistent, correctly labelled, ready-to-sell tea in small packs
  • Customers avoid herbal teas that taste bitter or unfamiliar, reducing repeat purchase
Technical Features

Product Features

  • Single-serve sealed teabag, 2g per bag, 12 bags per pack
  • Brewed with hot water like ordinary tea, no special equipment needed
  • Blend of three food-and-medicine-homology herbs used in traditional practice
  • No sugar or additives added to the herbal blend
  • Teabags are heat-sealed for freshness and shelf stability
  • Light, slightly sweet taste with a subtle herbal finish
Specifications

Specifications

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Product FormSealed herbal teabag
Main IngredientsPolygonatum, lily, mulberry leaves
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

  • Polygonatum, a root used in traditional Chinese cooking and herbal practice
  • Lily, a flower and bulb used in soups and teas across southern China
  • Mulberry leaves, a leaf from the mulberry tree long used in herbal and culinary applications
  • Teabag filter paper, food-safe and heat-sealable
  • Natural paper for inner pack, designed to maintain freshness
Manufacturing Process

How It Is Made

  1. Herbs are sourced from the Ten Thousand Mountains region of Guangxi
  2. Polygonatum, lily, and mulberry leaves are combined using traditional compatibility methods
  3. The blend is prepared using a time-tested heating and drying process
  4. Portions are filled into 2g teabags at the production line
  5. Bags are heat-sealed and packed 12 to a retail pack
  6. Final packs are inspected before shipping
Quality

Quality Control

  • The same three-herb formula has been produced without reformulation
  • Inner packaging was upgraded to improve seal integrity and freshness retention
  • Ingredients are limited to food-and-medicine-homology herbs, with no synthetic additives
  • Third-party laboratory test reports available on request: TBC
Customisation

Customisation Options

  • Choice of 2g 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: enquire via email with your design and volume
  • Mixed pallets combining this SKU with other Deng Qihui herbal tea lines are available
Comparison

How It Compares

Generic herbal tea with unknown ingredient mixThis product uses three familiar, traditional herbs with a known taste profile, which builds customer trust
Loose-leaf herbal tea sold by weightTeabags eliminate the need for measuring and decocting, increasing repeat purchase likelihood
Cold-brew cooling tea lineThis SKU is hot-water brewed and has a lighter, slightly sweet taste, fitting a different daily routine
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 cup
  4. Remove the bag and enjoy warm
  5. The same bag can be re-steeped once with hot water
  6. This is a herbal tea, not a medicine; customers on prescription treatment should consult their doctor
FAQ

Polygonatum Lily and Chrysanthemum Tea Questions

What does Polygonatum Lily and Chrysanthemum Tea taste like?
It has a light, slightly sweet taste with a subtle herbal finish. The blend is not bitter and is familiar to customers who grew up with traditional Chinese herbal teas. It is designed to be approachable for daily consumption.
Why is this tea called 'bitter tea' on the original page?
The original page title uses 'bitter tea' as a general category name. This specific product is not bitter; it has a mild, slightly sweet profile. The name may reflect a broader product line rather than the actual taste of this SKU.
Can this tea be used as a daily refreshment without side effects?
This tea is made from traditional food-and-medicine-homology herbs used in daily practice. It is not a medicine and makes no health claims. Customers who are sensitive to herbal teas should start with one bag per day and monitor their reaction.
Is this product suitable for older customers who prefer mild tastes?
Yes. The blend of polygonatum, lily, and mulberry leaves is known for its mild, slightly sweet character. It is well suited to older customers who prefer gentle, non-bitter herbal teas as part of their daily routine.
What is the bag weight and how many are in a pack?
Each teabag is 2g. There are 12 teabags per retail pack. This size is ideal for trial packs and daily use, offering consistent portioning without waste.
Does this tea contain chrysanthemum as the name suggests?
The product name includes 'chrysanthemum' in the original Chinese context, but the listed ingredients are polygonatum, lily, and mulberry leaves. The name may reflect a broader category rather than the actual composition.
How does this tea fit into a retail shelf with other herbal teas?
It fits naturally in the classical refreshing tea section, next to jasmine, chrysanthemum, and other light herbal blends. Its mild taste and familiar ingredients make it a reliable addition to any wellness or tea shelf.

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