Import Derjeeling Black Tea Both Orthodox & Ctc — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Basudha Enterprise supplies Darjeeling black tea in both orthodox and CTC forms, sourced from the recognised tea gardens of Darjeeling, India. The supplier lists the product as being offered in bulk loose form, packaged in 20 kg and 40 kg boxes for wholesale distribution. This offering targets tea retailers, cafés and food‑service operators seeking authentic Darjeeling flavour profiles.

In the tea trade, orthodox tea is traditionally hand‑rolled, delivering a nuanced aroma and a delicate mouthfeel, while CTC tea is mechanically cut‑tear‑curled to produce a stronger brew suitable for tea bags. Typical moisture content for high‑grade Darjeeling black tea lies between 3 % and 5 %, and the leaves are usually graded as FT (Fine Tippy) for orthodox and BOP (Broken Orange Pekoe) for CTC. Standard infusion temperatures are 90‑95 °C with a brewing time of 3‑5 minutes to extract the characteristic briskness and astringency.

Importers commonly order these teas under FOB or CIF conditions and settle payments via L/C or T/T, although exact terms should be confirmed directly with Basudha Enterprise. The supplier mentions flexible minimum order quantities, allowing buyers to adjust volumes according to demand. While certifications such as FSSAI and ISO are frequently required for food exports, buyers should request the specific certificates applicable to this tea batch before finalising the purchase.

Basudha Enterprise is recorded as an imported tea supplier with a harbour trust tier, based at 43 Ahalyabai Path, City Centre, Dgp 713205, West Bengal, India. The platform data shows a response rate of 0.00 and no average response time, indicating that recent communication metrics are unavailable.

The company’s profile highlights its focus on bulk Darjeeling black tea, offering both orthodox and CTC varieties for commercial customers. The listing does not disclose specific details on minimum order quantities, pricing, lead times or certification status, so prospective buyers should request this information directly from the supplier.