Import Ctc Tea — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

CTC Tea from Getmytea is made from fully oxidized tea leaves processed using the Crush, Tear, Curl method, resulting in small, granular particles that deliver rapid infusion and strong liquor. The product is sourced from tea gardens in Assam, India, with moisture content typically below 5% and broken leaf percentage under 15%, as standard in commercial CTC grades. Packaging is in 10 kg multi-layer kraft paper bags with inner polyethylene lining, designed to preserve aroma and prevent moisture ingress during transit.

The tea is composed of Grade B or C CTC leaves, which are standard for bulk retail and food service applications. These grades are not premium orthodox but are selected for consistent strength, color, and briskness, making them ideal for blending with other teas or for use in tea bags. The liquor produced is deep amber to reddish-brown, with a malty character typical of Assam-grown CTC. No artificial flavors or additives are used, and the product is not certified organic or fair trade unless explicitly stated by the supplier.

This tea is primarily purchased by wholesale distributors, tea bag manufacturers, and food service providers in Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Buyers typically order in quantities of 500 kg or more, with packaging customized upon request. Trade terms are negotiated directly with the supplier, and payment methods may include T/T or L/C. Lead time for shipment from Delhi port is generally 15 to 25 days after order confirmation, subject to container availability and export documentation.

Getmytea operates from a commercial address in New Delhi, India, with no publicly listed factory or plantation. The supplier is classified as an imported trader, not a grower or processor, and is verified through harbor-level trust signals. There is no information provided on years in business, staff size, or export volume. The listing confirms no certifications, no sample availability, and no direct production capability.

The business model appears focused on sourcing CTC tea from third-party producers in Assam and reselling in bulk. No claims are made about organic practices, fair trade, or direct farm relationships. The supplier’s response rate is zero, and there is no record of communication history. Buyers should treat this as a trading intermediary and confirm all technical specifications directly before placing orders.