Serenity Tea LLP

India hosts a diversified catalogue of 20 active tea products offered by Serenity Tea LLP. The supplier groups its items under the categories Tea, Green Tea, Masala Tea, Lemon Tea, Black Tea, Tea Powder and Food Products, reflecting a broad spectrum of traditional and flavored blends. Each entry in the catalogue is listed by product name, and where available the HS‑code and material description are provided. The list includes both classic single‑origin teas such as Darjeeling Black Tea and specialty blends like Mint Green Tea, Cardamom Tea and Lemon & Ginger Green Tea.

The catalogue highlights Darjeeling Black Tea with HS code 0902.40 and a material statement of 100 % pure Camellia sinensis leaves with no additives. Other products such as Jasmine Green Tea, Matcha Tea Powder, White Peony Tea and Golden Pearls are presented without HS codes, indicating they are likely classified under the broader HS chapter 0902 for tea leaves and extracts. The range also contains flavored variants like Masala Tea and Lemon & Honey Green Tea, expanding the portfolio beyond plain black and green teas.

Serenity Tea LLP’s catalogue covers a variety of leaf‑based and powdered teas, including green teas (Mint Green Tea, Lemongrass Green Tea), black teas (Darjeeling Black Tea, English Breakfast Tea), oolong (Darjeeling Oolong Tea), and specialty blends (Masala Tea, Cardamom Tea). In the global tea market, green teas are often graded by leaf size and tip percentage, with FT (Fine Tippy) and SFT (Super Fine Tippy) being common benchmarks, while Darjeeling teas are typically classified as FT, SFT or GFT (Golden Fine Tippy). Matcha powder is usually measured by particle size (≤ 30 µm) and colour intensity (L* value). Buyers also look for moisture content below 5 % for loose leaf teas and below 8 % for powdered teas, and packaging formats range from 250 g foil pouches to 1 kg bulk cartons.

Industry standards for tea include ISO 22000 food safety management and, for organic products, certification under NOP or EU organic regulations. Export‑ready teas from India are frequently shipped in 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers, using inner liners of jute or kraft paper to protect leaf integrity.