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Founded in 2007, Shenzhen Yi-Li Investment Holding Co., Ltd. is a professional tea manufacturer and solution provider specializing in global tea blending, production, and beverage application. With multiple intelligent factories and certified tea plantations across China, we supply tea raw materials, ready-to-drink tea solutions, and customized beverage applications. Our products are widely used in freshly made tea, RTD beverages, foodservice, and FMCG channels, serving both domestic and international brands with stable quality and reliable supply.

Integrated Supply Chain

We operate plantations, primary processing, blending, packaging, and logistics in-house, ensuring stable supply, traceability, and consistent quality for global buyers.

Certified Quality System

Our operations follow ISO9001, HACCP, and FSSC22000 systems, with Halal, US/EU Organic, Rainforest Alliance, and FDA registration.

Professional Solution

With rich experience and one-to-one service, we can help you choose products and answer technical questions.

Quick Transportation

We cooperate with professional sea shipping, air and logistics companies to provide you with the best transportation solution.

Osmanthus Green Tea
Premium Osmanthus Green Tea is a delicately scented tea that brings together Sichuan high-altitude Yunwu green tea and Guangxi golden osmanthus blossoms — two of China‘s finest ingredients. The result is a beautifully balanced tea with an
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Premium Culinary Matcha Powder
Our matcha is a finely ground, shade-grown green tea powder that delivers a vibrant green color, smooth umami, and a naturally sweet finish — without the bitterness of lower-grade alternatives. Unlike conventional powders, it uses the
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China Red Black Tea
Discover China Red Black Tea, a richly aromatic black tea from Fujian, China. Perfect for crafting exquisite milk tea, fruit tea, and ready-to-drink beverages. Experience the elegance of plum blossom and the sweetness of fruit in every cup.
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Jinxiangyu Oolong Tea
Discover Jingxiangyu Oolong Tea, a premium oolong tea from the lush mountains of Fujian, China. Crafted with meticulous care, this tea offers a harmonious blend of fruity, honey-like, and roasted aromas, with a rich, sweet taste that
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Fengqing Yunnan Black Tea
Embark on a sensory journey with Fengqing Yunnan Black Tea, a masterpiece from the misty mountains of Fengqing, Yunnan, China. Nourished by the Lancang River’s embrace, this premium Gongfu black tea unveils a symphony of flavors: a sweet
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Cloud Down 500
Discover Yun Hao 500, a premium jasmine green tea crafted from the finest green tea leaves of Yunnan Pu'er and the fragrant jasmine flowers of Guangxi Heng County, China. This tea blends the fresh, vegetal notes of green tea with the
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Hundred Year Old Bush Oolong Tea
Discover Hundred Year Bush Oolong Tea, a semi-fermented tea crafted from time-honored tea bushes in the mountains of Northern Fujian. With a deep, mellow flavor and layered aromas of roasted fire, wood, and flowers, it delivers an elegant
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Specification

Cultivar	Middle to small leaf variety
Processing	Traditional oolong processing
Origin	Fujian, China
Ingredients	100% Oolong Tea
Net Weight	50g / 250g / 500g (Customizable)
Shelf Life	18 Months

Types of Best Sellers Loose Leaf Tea

The best sellers loose leaf tea produced by our company mainly include the following types:

China Red Black Tea

China Red Black Tea is a premium Congou black tea, fully fermented and crafted from the Meizhan variety. Sourced from the high-altitude tea gardens of Shouning, Fujian, this tea boasts a rich floral aroma, mellow sweetness, and a vibrant red liquor.

Jinxiangyu Oolong Tea

Jingxiangyu Oolong Tea is cultivated in high-altitude Fujian gardens (above 800 meters), where the unique terroir and climate foster its delicate flavor. Processed through traditional oolong methods - including sun withering, shaking, and careful roasting - it develops a complex aroma and a vibrant, smooth infusion.

Hundred Year Old Bush Oolong Tea

This premium Oolong tea is produced from small- to medium-leaf shrub varieties, grown in the fertile, warm, and humid terroir of Northern Fujian. Drawing from centuries of traditional tea-making craftsmanship, the leaves undergo meticulous semi-fermentation, resulting in a tea that is both rich in flavor and smooth in texture.

Benefits of Best Sellers Loose Leaf Tea

Higher Quality And Better Taste

Loose-leaf tea is made from whole tea leaves, which means that it retains more of the natural oils and flavors that give tea its unique taste and aroma. This also means that the tea leaves used in loose-leaf tea are often of a higher quality than those used in tea bags.

More Antioxidants

Tea leaves contain antioxidants, which are compounds that help to neutralize harmful free radicals in the body. These antioxidants are more abundant in loose-leaf tea than in tea bags, since tea bags often use broken leaves or fannings (small broken leaves) which can lose more antioxidants as they are exposed to air more.

Better For The Environment

Tea bags are often made from plastic or other synthetic materials, which can be harmful to the environment. On the other hand, loose-leaf tea is packaged in biodegradable materials, such as paper or cotton. This makes it a much more sustainable option for the environment.

Customizable Flavor

Drinking loose leaf tea allows you to brew it to your own personal taste and preference. You can control the strength, the steep time and temperature accordingly. This means that you can create a truly personalized tea experience that is tailored to your own preferences.

Lower Cost

Loose-leaf tea is often less expensive than pre-packaged tea bags. Not only can you purchase loose leaf in bulk for a lower price, you can also reuse the tea leaves multiple times, stretching out your purchase even further.

Applications of Best Sellers Loose Leaf Tea

Home Brewing and Personal Enjoyment

Many consumers prefer brewing loose leaf tea at home for a more authentic experience. It allows for customization in strength and flavor, which is especially appealing to tea enthusiasts.

Wellness and Functional Beverages

Loose leaf tea is increasingly incorporated into health and wellness routines. Its natural antioxidants, polyphenols, and other bioactive compounds are linked to improved immunity, digestion, and mental clarity.

Culinary and Food Pairings

Chefs and food artisans are using loose leaf tea as an ingredient or pairing element in dishes. From tea-infused desserts to savory marinades, the flavor profiles of loose leaf teas add depth and complexity.

Commercial and Hospitality Use

Hotels, cafes, and restaurants serve loose leaf tea to provide a premium experience for guests. Many establishments invest in high-quality brewing equipment to ensure consistency and flavor.

Gift Giving and Special Occasions

Loose leaf tea is a popular gift item, especially when presented in elegant tins or gift sets. It appeals to consumers looking for thoughtful, personalized presents for holidays, birthdays, or corporate events.

Common Brewing Mistakes to Avoid When Brewing Best Sellers Loose Leaf Tea

Oversteeping or Understeeping (Straight to Jail)

Oversteeping: Allowing tea leaves to sit in hot water for too long extracts excessive tannins, resulting in a bitter brew. This can overshadow the delicate flavors that make each type of tea unique.

Note: This isn't the case with herbal tea, where longer steeping times are preferred to extract more of the medicinal properties of the herbs.
Understeeping: On the flip side, steeping tea for too short a time will produce a weak infusion, missing out on the full spectrum of flavors and potential health benefits.

Heating Tea in the Microwave

Heating tea in the microwave may seem like a convenient option, but it can negatively impact the taste and quality of your brew. Microwaves heat liquids unevenly, which can result in pockets of scalding hot water that can burn the delicate leaves and alter their flavors. It's best to use a kettle or a stovetop to heat your water, ensuring a more consistent and controlled temperature that brings out the best in your tea leaves.

Best Containers for Storing Best Sellers Loose Leaf Tea

Aluminum Containers

You can purchase loose-leaf teas in aluminum containers, which you can wash, dry, and use for other teas. Aluminum is a favorite material for storing loose-leaf teas because it’s odor-free, taste-free, and doesn’t latch onto odors. Light can’t make its way through aluminum, which is great news for your loose-leaf teas.

Opaque Airtight Containers

Choose containers with a nice seal that doesn’t let air in or out. Clear glass containers are not ideal for storing teas but opaque glass is a good option. Even if you use opaque glass containers, you still want to keep them in a dry, dark place away from moisture and light.

Stainless Steel Containers

Stainless steel is a pure, odor- and chemical-free material commonly used in kitchenware. Like aluminum, it’s food-safe and it’s excellent for tea storage.

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Packaging and Shipping

Packaging	Bulk bag, foil pouch, kraft bag
Shipping	Shipping by sea, by air, by express are acceptable. According to your requirements.

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FAQ

Q: How long does loose-leaf tea stay good?

A: If stored properly, loose-leaf tea could remain fresh from 6 months to 2 years. But, the shelf life of loose-leaf tea depends on the storage conditions, oxidation, packaging, and freshness. We recommend you check the packaging to know the expiry date from the manufacturers.

Q: How long does it take to steep loose-leaf black tea?

A: Usually, the steep time for the loose-leaf black tea ranges between 3 to 5 minutes. But, there’s no strict time to brew your tea. If you want a stronger flavor, infuse your tea longer. Or, simply shorten the steep time for a milder and delicate taste.

Q: How much caffeine is in loose leaf black tea?

A: In loose leaf black tea, the average caffeine content could vary from 30 - 60 mg.

Q: How much loose leaf black tea per cup?

A: It’s up to you to estimate the quantity of loose leaf black tea as per your serving size and the preferred flavor. Usually, in 1 cup (8 fl oz), 1 teaspoon should be enough. But, again if you want a stronger brew, you may put 1.5 to 2 teaspoons.

Q: How to store loose-leaf tea?

A: Usually, the loose-leaf teas are stored in an airtight container, away from the freezer or direct sunlight. Try to store it in the pantry and avoid placing tea near strong odors. You could also look into the packaging of loose-leaf tea for instructions from the manufacturers.

Q: How to make loose-leaf tea without a strainer?

A: In case you do not have a strainer, you could try using other alternative tools like a french press, or sieve. Or, you could simply use the double cup technique, steep tea in one cup and serve in another.

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