Import Ceylon Golden Tips — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Ceylon Golden Tips from Adithya Ceylon Groups (Pvt) Ltd is a white tea made exclusively from the unopened buds of Camellia sinensis, harvested at high altitudes in Sri Lanka’s central highlands. The leaves are naturally air-dried without oxidation, preserving their golden hue and delicate flavor profile. The product contains no additives, and the yield is limited due to the scarcity of suitable buds, with only a small fraction of the harvest qualifying as Golden Tips.

This tea is characterized by a light amber infusion with sweet, honey-like notes and subtle pine undertones. The leaf composition includes high levels of polyphenols, catechins, and EGCG, consistent with premium white teas. The buds are hand-plucked, and processing avoids mechanical agitation to prevent bruising. The moisture content is maintained below 5% to ensure shelf stability without artificial drying.

Buyers include specialty tea distributors, luxury wellness brands, and premium retailers in North America, Europe, and Japan. The product is available in bulk quantities in vacuum-sealed foil-lined pouches or custom packaging as requested. Standard trade terms are FOB Colombo, with lead times of 10 to 14 days. Buyers should request a certificate of analysis for polyphenol content and pesticide residues before purchase.

Adithya Ceylon Groups (Pvt) Ltd is registered in Horana, Western Province, Sri Lanka, with a physical address and no disclosed manufacturing site. The supplier holds a harbor trust tier rating, indicating basic export compliance. There is no public information on tea gardens, processing facilities, or certification status. Response metrics show no recorded buyer interaction, suggesting the listing is managed as a passive export channel.

The listing mentions proprietary brand names like Ceylon Secret and Yakku, and confirms capability for private labeling and custom packaging. No claims are made about organic certification, fair trade, or direct farm sourcing. The supplier does not publish details on harvest seasons, plucking standards, or quality control protocols. Buyers must request all technical documentation directly.