Hello, fellow tea merchants looking for premium quality and reasonably priced high mountain tea wholesale partners: In recent years, due to economic downturns, consumer desire and purchasing power in the tea industry have declined. Tea that originally took 1 month to sell 30 600 g now takes up to 2 months to clear, putting even heavier pressure on cash flow management. Until sales pick up, cost control and cash flow management must be your top priorities.
In the past, wholesale purchases from high mountain tea farmers or factories usually required buying at least 1 unit (which is 18 kg) to get the wholesale price. Whether it’s Lishan, ShanLinXi, Alishan, or Dayuling, even if you only stocked 2 types of tea per region, your inventory cost for a single season would easily reach NT$300,000 to NT$400,000. Unless you already have a stable customer base or are confident in quick sales, NT$300,000 to NT$400,000 in inventory costs is a heavy burden for a small tea merchant. If you cannot sell everything before the next season, cash flow becomes another major challenge.
▲ High mountain tea wholesale prices aren’t cheap; a single bag like this can cost close to NT$90,000.
High mountain tea wholesale: small-batch purchases are welcome
Now, Chang-Sing Tea offers wholesale high mountain tea services across major tea-growing regions. We provide sufficient, premium, and genuine high mountain tea that you can wholesale according to your needs, featuring low quantities, variety, and frequent reorders. You won’t have to shoulder excessive inventory and capital costs, nor will you need to worry about being unable to fulfill orders in time. You can place your wholesale order with us after receiving customer orders. Once you order, we will ship it out via home delivery as quickly as possible, arriving within a day at the latest.
This way, you can push your sales performance to the utmost with minimal inventory pressure, without worrying about inventory causing cash flow bottlenecks.
How We Cooperate
During every harvest season, we visit the Lishan, ShanLinXi, and Alishan tea regions to source tea. If you trust our eye for tea, we can source on your behalf directly, though we require prepayment or direct remittance to the tea farmer. We don’t make a profit off you here; the benefit to us is a larger purchase volume and better bargaining power—essentially a joint purchasing arrangement.
After the harvest season, wholesale purchases will include a reasonable profit margin for us, rest assured. For transactions outside the harvest season, please send us a sample of the tea you need so we can match it, return a sample to you, and provide a quote. Alternatively, you can simply tell us the tea’s origin, cultivar, and target market price, and we will quote you accordingly. If it works for you, we will ship the order directly with the tea samples attached.
▲ A wide selection of high mountain teas available for wholesale.
The tea from Chang-Sing Tea meets a consistent standard of quality, and partnering together will surely benefit both of our sales. We look forward to the opportunity for long-term cooperation, but there are a few things we’d like you to keep in mind: First, business relies on integrity. When requesting tea samples, please do so with the genuine purpose of making sales, rather than treating free samples as a way to rack up extra perks—thank you. Second, for our first collaboration, please inform us that you are a tea merchant. Third, we trust you have a good understanding of cost prices across different tea regions. Teas priced far below cost—such as authentic Dayuling at NT$3,000 per 600 g, authentic Lishan at NT$1,500 per 600 g, or hand-picked spring tea at NT$500 per 600 g—cannot be supplied by our shop (fall tea being the exception). We appreciate your understanding.
If you have any questions, feel free to call us or reach out via [email protected].
Thank you, and we wish you good health and thriving business!