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A-10A USDA & EU Organic Certified Matcha Powder Ceremonial Grade Matcha Matcha Green Tea Powder Wholesale

Short Description:

Green Tea matcha powder, as an health and nutrition product for thousands of years.It is rich in necessary nutrients for the human body, such as polyphenols, proteins, fiber, viatmins and potassium, calcium, magnesium,iron, almost more than 30 kinds of trace elements, has anti aging, immunity enhancement and hairdressing and other effects.

Product Detail

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Basic Information

Product Name Natural Green Tea Matcha Powder
Part Used 100% Premium Tencha (Tea Leaf)
Appearance Fine Vibrant Green Powder
Specification Primary Culinary Grade / Ceremonial Grade
Grade RM: Regular Matcha

EM: EU Standard Matcha

OM: Organic Matcha

Grinding Tech Constant Temperature Cold Grinding (< 40°C)
Nutrient Preservation
1. Chlorophyll Protection: Strictly controls thermal rise to prevent oxidation, maintaining the vibrant emerald green color without browning.
2. L-Theanine Retention: Locks in heat-sensitive amino acids to preserve the signature “Umami” sweetness and minimize bitterness.
Certificate
  • TÜVRheinland Certification
  • ISO9001 and ISO22000
  • HACCP
  • HALAL
  • EU organic certificate
  • NOP organic certificate
Shelf Life 24 Months When Properly Stored
Storage Store in tight, light-resistant containers, avoid exposure to direct sunlight, moisture and excessive heat.





Matcha Quality Control System

We have established a comprehensive Matcha Quality Control System to provide a full range of products, from foundational grades to those meeting the most stringent global compliance standards. Our offerings are tailored to meet the specific import requirements of different countries and regions.

Each of our matcha categories is available in a full spectrum of grades, ranging from A to 10A, ensuring a precise match for everything from industrial food applications to ultra-premium beverage development.

Category Compliance & Standards Grade Range Best Applications
Regular Standard Matcha
(RM Series)
National Food Safety Standards
High Cost-Performance
Consistent Supply Chain
A – 10A Beverage R&D
Industrial Baking
Mass Catering

EU Standard
(EM Series)


Strict EU MRLs Compliance
400+ Pesticide Residue Tests
Global Market Access
A – 10A Export Trade
Premium Retail
High-Safety Brands

Organic Matcha
(OM Series)


EU / USDA Organic Certified
Zero Synthetic Pesticides
100% Full Traceability
A – 10A Health Supplements
Eco-friendly Stores
Ceremonial Tea

RE Matcha SPE

EM SPE

OM SPE

Certificate of Analysis (COA)

Product Name Matcha Powder Quantity 1000 kg
Batch No. DMTL260405 Test Date 2026-04-06
Manufacturing Date 2026-04-05 Expiry Date 2028-04-04
Items Specification Methods Results
Color Green GB1886.244-2016 Conformity
Form Powder GB1886.244-2016 Conformity
Assay ≥98% GB1886.244-2016 98.62%
Loss on Drying ≤5.0 (g/100g) GB1886.244-2016 1.94
Ash content ≤4.0 (%) GB1886.244-2016 0.10
Arsenic (as As) ≤2.0 (mg/kg) GB1886.244-2016 Conformity
Lead (as Pb) ≤5.0 (mg/kg) GB1886.244-2016 Conformity
Shelf Life 24 months under standard storage, no antioxidant used.
Package 25 kg/carton outside and double food plastic bags inside.
Storage Store in a cool, dry place away from Moisture, Light, and Oxygen.

MATCHA certificate





Production Process & Quality Control

matcha line

Stage I: Ground Tea & Rough Processing

  • Tea garden coverage/picking: Shading at the source to promote L-theanine accumulation.
  • Steam curing: Quickly deactivating enzymes to lock in the vibrant green color.
  • Wind cooling: Rapidly lowering temperature to prevent browning.
  • Roller dryer drying: Precisely controlling moisture for the base form.
  • Leaf stalk separation: Removing stalks to retain only pure leaf tissue.
  • Wild tea: Completing rough processing for high-quality refining.

Stage II: Tea Refining A

  • Selective Screening: Ensuring uniformity of raw material specifications.
  • Drying and even distribution: Balancing physical and chemical indicators through secondary drying.

Stage III: Tea Refining B

  • Blended Matcha: Solving seasonal fluctuations to ensure batch consistency.
  • Sterilization (Core Compliance):
    Meeting global microbial standards, a mandatory requirement for B2B supply chains.
  • Grind:
    Utilizing ultra-fine technology for superior dispersion in beverages or protein powders.





Versatile Applications

01 /

Direct Brewing

Matcha can be brewed directly with water. The ideal temperature is between 45℃ and 65℃. The tea-to-water ratio can be adjusted to personal preference.

02 /

Beverage Prep

Extensively used to create Matcha Lattes, Matcha Milk Tea, and innovative options like Matcha Beer for the beverage industry.

03 /

Artisanal Desserts

A key ingredient for Matcha Mooncakes, cookies, cakes, and ice cream, providing both natural color and rich umami flavor.

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Skincare & Cosmetics

Powerful antioxidants help fight oxidation, reduce inflammation, control oil, and tighten pores while improving skin dullness.





Versatile Applications

01 /

Direct Brewing

Matcha can be brewed directly with water. The ideal temperature is between 45℃ and 65℃. The tea-to-water ratio can be adjusted to personal preference.

02 /

Beverage Prep

Extensively used to create Matcha Lattes, Matcha Milk Tea, and innovative options like Matcha Beer for the beverage industry.

03 /

Artisanal Desserts

A key ingredient for Matcha Mooncakes, cookies, cakes, and ice cream, providing both natural color and rich umami flavor.

04 /

Skincare & Cosmetics

Powerful antioxidants help fight oxidation, reduce inflammation, control oil, and tighten pores while improving skin dullness.




Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is Matcha made from Green Tea or Tencha?
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Matcha is specifically ground from Tencha. While Tencha is a type of green tea, its production process is unique: the tea bushes are shaded before harvest, and after picking, the leaves are steamed, air-dried, and stripped of stems and veins. Only the pure leaf flesh (lamina) ground into a fine powder can be truly called Matcha.

Q2: Is Matcha sweet or bitter?
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High-quality Matcha (Ceremonial Grade) features a unique “Umami” profile with a natural sweetness and seaweed-like aroma, with almost no bitterness. Lower or Culinary grades possess a more pronounced bitterness and astringency, making them ideal for pairing with dairy or sweeteners.

Q3: Do heavy metal levels (Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium) comply with import standards?
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Food safety is our core commitment. Our products are regularly tested by SGS/Eurofins to ensure that heavy metal levels (Pb, As, Cd) are far below international regulatory limits and meet the strict import standards of your country.

Q4: What tea cultivars are used for your Matcha?
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Our Matcha is primarily produced from premium cultivars such as Yabukita and Longjing. The flavor profile varies by specification:

  • Standard Grade (e.g., D-EM3A): Fine texture with a yellowish-green hue; light body with floral notes.
  • Intermediate Grade (e.g., D-EM5A+): Rich flavor; balances milk and baking aromas with toasted notes.
  • Premium Grade (e.g., D-EM10): Vibrant green hue; exceptionally smooth and balanced mouthfeel.

Q5: Is this 100% First-Flush (Spring) tea?
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We strictly categorize harvest seasons based on product positioning:

100% First-Flush Spring Tea Only:

  • EU Standard Matcha (A-10A) & Organic Matcha (A-10A).
Balanced Blend:

Regular Matcha (4A / 5A): Scientific blend of spring and autumn harvests for cost-effectiveness in mass catering.

Professional Supply Chain & Services

Certifications

Quality Certifications

Verified Organic, ISO, and Non-GMO standards for global compliance.

OEM Services

Custom OEM/ODM

Tailored formulation and branding solutions for your private label.

Packaging CRS

Secure Packaging

Professional grade multi-layer protection for long-distance transit.

Transport CRS

Fast Global Delivery

Efficient logistics network providing reliable air and sea shipping.


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