S.D. Exim Agency

India, a major exporter of tea and jute products, hosts S.D. Exim Agency with an active catalogue of 33 distinct items. The supplier lists a broad set of tea varieties such as Blooming Tea, Jasmine Pearl Tea, Yellow Tea, Green Tea, Oolong Tea, White Tea, Darjeeling 2nd flush Tea, Darjeeling First Flush Tea, Special Green Tea, Himalayan Forest Tea, Golden Tea, Black CTC Tea (HS 0902.40, fully fermented Camellia sinensis leaves) and Assam Orthodox Tea (HS 0902.40, black tea leaves of Camellia sinensis var. assamica). Additional tea entries include Kashmiri Khawa Tea, Hibiscus Tea and Blue Tea. Beyond tea, the catalogue includes coffee mugs, tea sets, dinner sets, cup & saucer, onion, generic garments, paper cups, several jute‑based bags (Printed Nautica, Tribal, Juco Tote, etc.), cotton bags, paper bags and kids garments.

The product list groups items into three functional families: (1) tea and related beverages, identified by specific processing types and HS code 0902.40 for black teas; (2) tableware such as coffee mugs, tea sets and dinner sets, typically classified under HS chapters 69‑70; and (3) packaging and apparel items, where jute and cotton bags fall under HS chapter 56 and garments under HS chapter 62. Materials are explicitly noted for the two black tea entries (Camellia sinensis leaves) while other items are described generically. No additional certifications are recorded for the supplier, so buyers should verify compliance documents according to the product type.

The tea selection covers both orthodox and CTC processing methods. In the Indian market, orthodox teas such as Darjeeling First Flush are graded by leaf size (e.g., FT‑1, FT‑2) and moisture content typically below 5 %. CTC teas like Black CTC are evaluated by cut‑size, bulk density and brew strength, with common specifications of 3 - 5 % ash and a minimum of 30 % extractable solids. Jute bags in the catalogue are usually made from 100 % natural jute fiber, with typical fabric weights ranging from 120 to 200 g m⁻² and tensile strengths of 20 - 30 MPa. Cotton bags often meet a 150 g m⁻² specification and are biodegradable. Tableware such as coffee mugs and tea sets are commonly produced from ceramic or porcelain with a standard firing temperature of 1200 - 1300 °C and a typical capacity of 250 - 350 ml.