Ships from Japan · 3–4 days by EMS
Matcha wholesale, Thailand.
An import license and food registration with the Thai FDA are required. Duty on tea varies greatly depending on whether the shipment falls within the tariff quota. Duties and taxes are paid by your shop on delivery (DAP).
Approximate shipping
Japan Post EMS standard rates converted to US dollars. We also ship by FedEx and DHL (quoted on request). Orders of 100kg or more are quoted individually for air freight.
Duty and tax
| Import duty | Low rate within the quota (zero under the Japan–Thailand agreement); high rate outside the quota |
|---|---|
| Consumption tax | VAT 7% |
Paperwork
| Registration / license | Thai FDA import license (Or.7) and food registration |
|---|---|
| Shipping documents | Invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, ingredient documents |
| Documents for every lot | Specification sheet, certificate of analysis (COA), pesticide residue test, certificate of origin |
Start with these
Picked from our most popular products.
US$165 / kg
- Blend
- Multi-origin blend (Yame & Kagoshima)
- Cultivar
- Yabukita
- Harvest
- First 80% + second 20%
US$130 / kg
- Blend
- Multi-origin blend (Shizuoka & Kagoshima)
- Harvest
- Third flush & later
- Milling
- Machine-milled
US$175 / kg
- Blend
- Single origin (Uji)
- Cultivar
- Okumidori, Saemidori, Yabukita
- Harvest
- First + second flush
- Milling
- Machine-milled
US$170 / kg
- Blend
- Single origin (Uji (Kyoto & Mie))
- Milling
- Machine-milled
Questions from Thailand
Can I receive samples without an import license?
In Thailand, even samples generally need an import license or a prescribed application. If you don’t have one, we can guide you to work through a licensed importer.
Who pays duties and taxes?
Your shop pays them on delivery (DAP).
Other countries
Samples
We send up to 3 samples
Tell us about your menu and we’ll pick the ones likely to suit it.