Import Ceylon Sencha Fanning — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Adithya Ceylon Groups (Pvt) Ltd supplies Ceylon Sencha Fanning, a Japanese-style green tea processed by steaming fresh leaves immediately after plucking to halt oxidation. The product consists of fine, broken leaf particles known as fannings, which deliver a brisk, mildly sweet liquor with vibrant green infusion. Unlike orthodox whole-leaf teas, fannings are optimized for fast extraction and are commonly used in tea bags or bulk brewing applications.

The tea is grown in Sri Lanka’s Western Province, where altitude and rainfall support the development of amino acids that contribute to umami flavor. Processing follows traditional Japanese sencha methods: steaming, rolling, and drying without fermentation. The fanning grade indicates particle size between 0.5mm and 2mm, suitable for high-volume beverage service. No artificial flavors or additives are used, and the product retains natural polyphenols and catechins typical of unfermented green tea.

This product is purchased by tea packagers, beverage manufacturers, and institutional suppliers seeking cost-effective green tea for tea bags, ready-to-drink formulations, or blended infusions. Buyers often require compliance with organic certifications, microbiological safety, and consistent flavor profiles. Packaging is customizable by weight and material, with options for retail labeling or bulk bulk packaging. Export documentation includes phytosanitary and fumigation certificates, and batch traceability files are available upon request.

Adithya Ceylon Groups (Pvt) Ltd is based in Horana, Western Province, Sri Lanka, and operates with harbor-level trust verification. The company produces and exports tea under its own brands, including Ceylon Secret and Yakku, and offers private labeling services. No information is provided on farm ownership, processing capacity, or years in business. The listing confirms capability in organic certification and batch traceability but does not state whether it holds GMP or USDA organic certification itself.

The supplier does not disclose employee count, revenue, or export volume. While it mentions providing certificates such as phytosanitary, fumigation, and microbiological reports, the exact issuing authorities and validity periods are not specified. Buyers must request documentation directly to verify compliance with their market’s import regulations. The company’s focus appears to be on flexible packaging and export documentation rather than branded product marketing.