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Bulk Persian Black Tea for Export & Wholesale

At ACPFOOD, we provide premium bulk Iranian black tea sourced from the renowned tea gardens of Lahijan. Our high-quality black tea is carefully processed to meet the needs of wholesalers, distributors, and exporters, ensuring a consistent supply for the international tea trade.

Wholesale Supply of Lahijan Black Tea

  • Product Code: HER-093
  • Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 500 kg

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Bulk Persian Black Tea for Wholesale Buyers

Our bulk Persian black tea is carefully sourced from the lush tea gardens of Lahijan to provide consistent quality for wholesalers, distributors, and exporters. At ACPFOOD, we offer reliable supply of Lahijan black tea wholesale and Iranian black tea to meet the demands of international tea buyers seeking premium products in bulk.

ACPFOOD supplies Bulk Persian Black Tea, sourced from the lush, humid tea-growing region of Lahijan in northern Iran. Known for its rich aroma, naturally sweet undertones, and full-bodied flavor, Bulk Persian Black Tea is one of the most sought-after premium teas for blending, packaging, and international retail distribution.

Our Bulk Persian Black Tea is produced using traditional orthodox rolling and slow oxidation methods, resulting in a deep amber infusion with superior color, strength, and aroma. Free from artificial flavors, dyes, and additives, Bulk Persian Black Tea is used globally in tea brands, beverage companies, herbal infusion lines, HORECA suppliers, and private-label packers.

ACPFOOD guarantees consistent quality, clean leaf grading, moisture control, and export-ready packaging, making us a reliable international supplier of Bulk Persian Black Tea for large-scale industrial buyers.

🏭 Industrial Applications

✔️ Tea Manufacturing & Blending

  • Used in premium orthodox blends

  • Ideal for breakfast teas, signature blends, and chai bases

✔️ Packaging Companies & Retail Brands

  • Bulk supply for tea bags, loose-leaf pouches, tins, and gift packs

✔️ Food & Beverage Industry

  • Used in flavored teas, iced-tea production, and RTD beverages

✔️ HORECA Supply

  • Hotels, restaurants, and cafes seeking high-grade Persian black tea

✔️ Health & Wellness Brands

  • Incorporated into detox teas, herbal blends, and antioxidant products

 

🌱 Product Specifications

Parameter Description
Botanical Name Camellia sinensis (L.) Kuntze
Type Orthodox Black Tea
Origin Lahijan, Gilan Province, Iran
Leaf Grades Whole leaf, Broken leaf, Fannings (as per request)
Moisture ≤ 6%
Color Dark brown to deep black
Aroma Naturally sweet, brisk, fragrant
Shelf Life 24 months
Purity 100% pure tea (no artificial additives)

 

🌍 Why Choose ACPFOOD for Bulk Persian Black Tea

  • ✔️ Trusted exporter of Bulk Persian Black Tea with global delivery

  • ✔️ Rich Lahijan origin — naturally processed, chemical-free tea

  • ✔️ Laboratory-tested for purity, pesticide safety, and moisture

  • ✔️ EU-compliant packaging and export documentation

  • ✔️ Stable yearly supply for industrial buyers & major tea brands

  • ✔️ Custom grades and bulk packaging (10–25 kg bags, cartons)

ACPFOOD ensures every batch of Bulk Persian Black Tea meets international quality standards, making it suitable for premium retail, blending, and beverage manufacturing.

🚚 Delivery Options

🌍 Direct Export from Iran – Available worldwide
🇪🇺 European Union: Delivered DDP from Heppenheim, Germany (MOQ: 1000 Kg)
🇨🇦 Canada & 🇨🇳 China: Delivered DDP (MOQ: 1000 Kg)
🇺🇸 USA: Delivered DAP (MOQ: 1000 Kg)
🚢 Other Countries: CIF shipping available worldwide

 

Scientific Name: Camellia sinensis (L.) Kuntze
Synonyms: Thea sinensis L., Camellia sinensis subsp. sinensis
English Name: Black Tea
Other Names in English (UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand): Japanese tea, Tea, Common tea, Teabush, Teaplant
Family: Theaceae

 

GENERAL DATA

Plant parts: Leaves, Flowers
Cultivation mode: Cultivated
In manufacturing: Tea, pharmaceutical, insecticide, fertilizer, beverages, alcoholic drinks, perfumery, cosmetics.
In food: Tea.

 

🍂 Industries That Use Persian Black Tea (Camellia sinensis L.)

Persian Black Tea, derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, is a fully fermented tea known for its deep aroma, reddish-brown infusion, and smooth, bold flavor without the bitterness of other black teas. Widely cultivated in northern Iran (notably Gilan and Mazandaran), it holds cultural, medicinal, and industrial importance.

🌿 What Is Persian Black Tea?

This traditional tea is made by oxidizing young leaves and buds of Camellia sinensis. Persian black tea is typically:

  • Free of additives and colorants

  • Naturally rich in theaflavins, thearubigins, caffeine, and polyphenols

  • Often consumed unsweetened and steeped longer for stronger aroma

It has digestive, antioxidant, and cardiovascular health properties and is a staple in daily Iranian and Middle Eastern diets.

1. Food & Beverage Industry

The primary industry using black tea is the tea and beverage sector, especially in loose-leaf or bagged formats.

Applications:

  • Loose-leaf or bagged tea for retail and horeca (hotel/restaurant/café) sectors

  • Ready-to-drink black tea beverages and cold brews

  • Natural tea blends with herbs, spices (Cardamom, Cinnamon), or dried fruits

  • Ingredient in Chai Masala blends, Persian tea rituals

✅ Preferred in premium and specialty tea markets
✅ Labeled as additive-free, single-origin, or organically grown

2. Nutraceutical & Health Supplement Industry

Black tea is studied for cardioprotective, digestive, and neuroprotective effects due to its high polyphenol and antioxidant content.

Applications:

  • Herbal detox teas or digestion-support formulas

  • Caffeine-based natural energy boosters

  • Antioxidant drinks or immune support blends

  • Cognitive and alertness-enhancing herbal teas

✅ Often marketed for focus, metabolism, and gut health
✅ Contains moderate caffeine: gentler than coffee but stimulating

3. Cosmetic & Personal Care Industry

The polyphenols, tannins, and antioxidants in black tea make it a sought-after ingredient in natural skincare and haircare.

Applications:

  • Anti-aging serums and tonics (tightening and firming)

  • Herbal face masks and compresses for puffiness or redness

  • Scalp rinses and shampoos to reduce oil and enhance shine

  • Eye masks for dark circles and inflammation

✅ Used in traditional beauty routines for toning and revitalizing skin
✅ Also used in foot soaks and bath infusions for relaxation

4. Ethnic, Cultural & Export Markets

Persian black tea is central to hospitality culture, daily rituals, and religious events in Iran and many Middle Eastern countries.

Applications:

  • Served during Nowruz, weddings, or religious commemorations

  • Gifting sets (with Saffron sugar cubes or special cups)

  • Exports of whole-leaf or flavored Persian black tea

  • Cultural tea ceremonies with Samavar and Estekan (glass) service

✅ Strong demand in ethnic and diaspora communities
✅ Exported primarily to Europe, the Middle East, and North America

5. Academic & Scientific Research

Research focuses on the health benefits and chemical composition of black tea, including its role in metabolism, stress response, and oral health.

Research Areas:

  • Cardiovascular effects (LDL reduction, blood pressure moderation)

  • Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of theaflavins

  • Effects on gut microbiota and oral bacteria

  • Polyphenol stability and bioavailability during brewing

✅ Widely studied for functional food and herbal pharmacology applications

✅ Summary of Key Applications

Industry Common Uses
Food & Beverage Loose tea, tea bags, cold brews, flavored blends
Nutraceutical & Health Antioxidant teas, metabolism support, mental clarity
Cosmetic & Personal Care Skin toners, anti-aging masks, scalp rinses
Ethnic & Cultural Markets Hospitality rituals, holiday serving, gift exports
Academic & Research Studies on cardiovascular, gut, and cognitive effects

🌟 Key Features

  • Naturally oxidized, bold-flavored black tea

  • Rich in caffeine, polyphenols, and theaflavins

  • Known for digestive, heart-supportive, and energizing properties

  • Core part of Iranian cultural identity and tea traditions

  • No artificial flavoring, typically free from dyes and colorants

🍵 Comparison of Black Tea, Green Tea, and White Tea

Attribute 🖤 Black Tea 🍃 Green Tea 🤍 White Tea
Botanical Source Camellia sinensis Camellia sinensis Camellia sinensis
Processing Level Fully oxidized Minimally oxidized Least processed (withered and dried only)
Oxidation High Very low None or minimal
Caffeine Content High (~40–70 mg/cup) Moderate (~20–45 mg/cup) Low (~15–30 mg/cup)
Color (Brewed) Deep red-brown Pale green to yellow-green Pale gold or ivory
Flavor Profile Bold, malty, astringent Grassy, vegetal, mildly bitter Delicate, light, slightly floral or sweet
Key Compounds Theaflavins, thearubigins, caffeine EGCG, catechins, L-theanine Catechins, gallic acid, polyphenols
Antioxidant Capacity Moderate High (esp. EGCG) Very high (least degraded by processing)
Notable Benefits Heart health, alertness Weight loss, metabolism, brain function Anti-aging, skin health, cellular protection
L-theanine (calming amino acid) Moderate High High
Tannins (bitterness/astringency) High Moderate Low
Shelf Life Long (up to 3 years if stored well) Medium (6–12 months for best quality) Short (very delicate; 6 months optimal)
Form Factors Loose leaf, tea bags, instant tea Loose leaf, matcha powder, extract, RTD drinks Loose buds, sachets, premium whole-leaf teas
Common Uses Breakfast teas, milk teas, iced teas, kombucha Health drinks, matcha lattes, supplements Luxury teas, skincare, antioxidant blends
Popularity Region India, UK, Russia, Middle East China, Japan, Korea, global health markets China (Fujian), premium wellness sectors
Industrial Uses Functional food, cosmetics, pharma, kombucha Nutraceuticals, weight-loss, cosmeceuticals Skincare, anti-aging, luxury wellness products

🧪 Summary of Functional Differences

Tea Type Oxidation Antioxidant Power Caffeine Main Bioactives Best For
Black Tea High Moderate High Theaflavins, caffeine Energy, heart health, rich flavor lovers
Green Tea Low High Medium EGCG, L-theanine Weight loss, alert calmness, antioxidants
White Tea Minimal Very High Low Catechins, polyphenols Skin, anti-aging, gentle detox

 

PRODUCT NAME IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Persian Name: چای سیاه/ Chai-e-Siah
German Name (Deutschland, Austria, Switzerland): Teestrauch
French Name (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec): Thé, Théier

 

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About Camellia Sinensis

It is a shrub from the genus of plants close to Mallow and from Theaceae family, which is up to two meters in height and up to seven meters in very suitable soil and areas, and up to ten meters if it grows wildly. The leaves are evergreen and dark green to black, oval and pointed, which is attached to the tea stem with petioles.

The flowers are small, white, often solitary, but sometimes appear in groups of two to three on the leaves side. The fruit has a gray color with three parts that come out after the ripening of the seeds, which contain one to two pieces in it. The seeds are oily and brown in color. Tea was first discovered in China.

 

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Black Tea Temperament

Hot and dry.

 

Camellia Sinensis Chemical Constituents

Content of caffeine, nitrogen, amino acids, polyphenols, gallocatechin (GC), epigallocatechin (EGC), catechin (C), epicatechin (EC), epicatechin gallate (ECG), catechin gallate (CG), total catechins, theaflavin (TF) and theaflavin-3′-gallate (TF3′G) and infusion colour indicators of ΔL, Δa, Δb and ΔE were significantly correlated to total quality score (TQS).

 

Black Tea Health Benefits

Leaves

  1. Drink its brewed tea. It brightens the eyes and the complexion, stimulates blood flow and smooths the blood, smooths the voice and softens the chest and cures suffocation, strengthens muscles, strengthens brain operations. It helps with brain and mental activity, relieves sadness, regulates body temperature, quenches false thirst, treats frequent urination, stimulates skin secretions, treats ascites and jaundice, is sedative, relieves headaches, strengthens sexual power in cold temperaments.
  2. Boil it with White Tea, Green Tea and Saffron the size of a pea and drink its tea. It cures simple and bloody diarrhea.
  3. Brewed tea is a good solution for washing the eyes, disinfects the eyes and treats white spots on the eyes.
  4. Apply its brewed pulp on the anus. Relieves hemorrhoid pain and dries it.

Flower

Drink its brewed tea. It is useful for treating indigestion, diarrhea and ascites.

 

Black Tea Side Effects

People with stomach ulcers should avoid drinking it, it stains and blackens teeth, has a psychological and addictive effect, weakens liver cells, those with neurological or heart disease or gout or kidney stones should avoid it.

It causes general weakness of the body, in hot tempers, it decrease instinctual body temperature, causes weakness of the gastrointestinal tract, gastric laxity and decreased gastric secretions, excessive consumption causes constipation, anemia, causes the rapid pulse and disrupts the sleep center in the hypothalamus of the brain.

 

☕ Nutrition Facts – Black Tea (Dried Leaves)

(Camellia sinensis L.)

Serving Size: 2 g (~1 teaspoon of loose black tea)
Calories: ~6 kcal (unbrewed)

Nutrient Amount per 2g Per 100g
Total Fat 0.02 g 1.0 g
• Saturated Fat 0.005 g 0.25 g
Cholesterol 0 mg 0 mg
Sodium 0.5 mg 25 mg
Total Carbohydrate 1.3 g 65.0 g
• Dietary Fiber 0.2 g 10.0 g
• Natural Sugars 0 g 0 g
Protein 0.2 g 10.0 g

⚠️ Brewed black tea (e.g., 240 ml cup) contains 0–2 kcal per serving.

🍃 Functional Compounds (Per 100g, dried):

Compound / Group Approx. Content Functional Role
Caffeine 2–4% Mental alertness, CNS stimulant
Theaflavins & Thearubigins Moderate–high Antioxidants, vascular support
L-theanine 0.6–1.0% Relaxation, stress balance, cognitive support
Catechins (EGC, ECG) Low–moderate Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory
Fluoride (naturally occurring) Trace–0.3 mg/g Tooth enamel strengthening

🧬 Vitamins & Minerals (Per 100g, dried):

Micronutrient Approx. Content % DV (per 100g)
Manganese ~2.5 mg 125%
Potassium ~2,000 mg 57%
Magnesium ~180 mg 45%
Iron ~15 mg 83%
Calcium ~310 mg 31%
Vitamin C Negligible (destroyed during processing)

☕ Brewed Tea (Per 240 ml cup – unsweetened):

Nutrient / Compound Approximate Amount
Calories 0–2 kcal
Caffeine 40–70 mg
L-theanine 4–8 mg
Polyphenols ~100–300 mg

Black tea is the fully oxidized form of Camellia sinensis, offering a rich, bold flavor and a robust antioxidant profile. Traditionally consumed worldwide for mental alertness, digestion, and cardiovascular health.

Contains caffeine and L-theanine, offering a balance of stimulation and calm focus. Also used in natural dyeing and cosmetic formulations.

⚠️ Excessive consumption may affect iron absorption or contribute to caffeine-related side effects. Brew moderately and avoid heavy sweetening.

Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet. Nutrient values vary by leaf grade, origin, and processing.

 

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Research & Studies

Bulk Persian Black Tea – Scientific Research and Global Applications

Persian Black Tea (Lahijan Black Tea) from the northern slopes of Gilan is a classic Camellia sinensis (L.) Kuntze black tea with a strong polyphenol profile and clean safety record. For buyers looking at Bulk Persian Black Tea, modern analytical work on Iranian teas plus international clinical and epidemiological studies on black tea give a solid scientific story you can use in technical dossiers, marketing and regulatory communication. SID.ir

1. Composition and quality of Lahijan black tea

Studies on black tea from five tea-growing districts in north Iran – including Lahijan – show that total polyphenols in local black teas typically range around 12.2–17.1 g/100 g (as gallic acid equivalents), with measurable catechins, theaflavins and thearubigins responsible for colour, brightness and antioxidant activity. SID.ir

A separate spectroscopic study on teas from Gilan province (including Lahijan) reported:

  • Mean total phenols in black tea ≈ 14.9 g/100 g,

  • Caffeine ≈ 3.2 g/100 g, similar in both green and black teas,

  • Lead, cadmium and chromium mostly within national standards, with some regional variation that can be controlled by careful sourcing. pbr.mazums.ac.ir

According to Iran’s National Standard No. 623 for black tea, the total polyphenol content must be at least 9% by weight, and caffeine must be at least 2%, confirming that typical Lahijan teas sit comfortably in the “high-quality” bracket. marjaangroup.com

For international buyers this means:

  • food grade Persian black tea for export can be backed by lab data on polyphenols, caffeine and heavy metals.

  • You can position high-quality Persian black tea from Iran as a naturally strong, non-adulterated origin with clearly defined quality benchmarks.

2. Black tea polyphenols and human health

Most human data come from large cohorts and clinical trials where black tea is the dominant tea type, especially in the UK, Europe, Australia and parts of North America.

2.1 Polyphenols, theaflavins and thearubigins

  • Reviews of black tea chemistry highlight the key role of theaflavins and thearubigins, formed during oxidation of catechins, in antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and lipid-modulating effects. PMC+1

  • A recent narrative review on black tea concludes that regular black tea intake supports vascular function, endothelial health, blood pressure and metabolic markers, largely via these polyphenols. Wiley Online Library+1

2.2 Cardiovascular and longevity evidence (UK, US, global cohorts)

  • In the UK Biobank cohort (~500,000 adults in the UK, where black tea is standard), higher tea consumption (≥2 cups/day) was associated with a modestly lower risk of all-cause mortality, independent of genetic differences in caffeine metabolism. PubMed+1

  • Meta-analyses of cohort studies report that higher black tea consumption is linked to a reduced risk of coronary heart disease, though dose–response curves can be complex at very high intakes. nmcd-journal.com+2

2.3 Clinical trials – endothelial function and blood pressure

Clinical studies (mainly Australia and Europe) show:

  • Regular black tea (around 3 cups/day) improved brachial artery vasodilator function – a key marker of endothelial health – in controlled trials. PubMed+1

  • Long-term black tea consumption significantly lowered 24-hour ambulatory systolic and diastolic blood pressure in hypertensive subjects. JAMA Network+1

These findings are directly relevant when Lahijan black tea bulk buyers or brand owners want to frame Bulk Persian Black Tea in heart-health-oriented product ranges (within local regulatory limits for claims).

3. Regional research & applications

3.1 United Kingdom & European Union

  • The UK is a “black tea culture”; in the UK Biobank analysis, tea (mostly black) was associated with lower all-cause and cardiovascular mortality. PubMed+1

  • European and UK reviews on tea and health summarise benefits for cardiovascular, metabolic and general health and discuss how fermentation changes catechins into theaflavins/thearubigins with strong antioxidant and antimicrobial effects. PMC+1

This gives a robust scientific platform for UK/EU importers who want to buy Persian black tea in bulk and position it via:

  • premium Iranian black tea wholesale and Lahijan single-origin black tea wholesale for speciality shops and tea houses,

  • wholesale Persian black tea for tea brands developing high-polyphenol blends,

  • bulk Persian black tea for tea bags and classic English-style blends where Lahijan liquor and aroma can be blended with Assam, Ceylon or Kenyan origins.

3.2 USA & Canada

  • Reviews such as “Tea and Health: Studies in Humans” (University of Wisconsin–Madison and collaborators) summarise human data showing black and green tea support cardiovascular and metabolic health and may help in cancer-prevention frameworks. PMC+1

  • North American cardiometabolic trials on tea polyphenols (including black tea) focus on endothelial function, lipids, insulin sensitivity and weight management, aligning with typical US/Canadian wellness positioning. PMC+1

For this region, Bulk Persian Black Tea from Lahijan can target:

  • speciality importers monitoring Persian black tea wholesale price for importers,

  • brands seeking bulk Iranian black tea for blending into premium loose-leaf or RTD teas,

  • North American Lahijan black tea bulk buyers looking for terroir-driven stories and independent lab data on polyphenols and heavy metals.

3.3 Australia & New Zealand

  • Australian cardiovascular researchers (University of Western Australia and collaborators) have led several clinical trials showing that black tea improves vascular function and helps lower blood pressure in hypertensive patients. PubMed+2

  • The ANZ Clinical Trials Registry lists recent and ongoing studies exploring how milk affects the bioactivity of black tea flavonoids and endothelial outcomes. ANZCTR

This supports ANZ formulators using Bulk Persian Black Tea for:

  • value-added wellness teas,

  • RTD black-tea beverages where single-origin messaging (Lahijan) adds differentiation,

  • hotel and café chains needing bulk Persian black tea for horeca (hotel–restaurant–café) and bulk Persian black tea for samovar service with consistent flavour and extraction.

3.4 South Africa

  • South African researchers have conducted a long series of studies comparing rooibos, green tea and black tea in terms of phenolic content and antioxidant activity, emphasising black tea’s strong polyphenol-based antioxidant capacity even when rooibos is highlighted. UiTM Journal+3

  • Reviews on rooibos and cardio-metabolic health frequently refer to black tea as a benchmark beverage for vascular and metabolic endpoints. ResearchGate+1

For South African buyers, this scientific context supports importing food grade Persian black tea for export into:

  • premium blends where Lahijan adds depth alongside rooibos,

  • wellness-oriented ranges that still rely on classic black tea data.

4. How this supports Bulk Persian Black Tea from Lahijan

Bringing these strands together, you can credibly present Bulk Persian Black Tea as:

  • A polyphenol-rich, caffeine-standardised origin: supported by lab work on north-Iran teas (including Lahijan) showing robust phenolic content and caffeine levels, with monitored heavy metals. SID.ir+2

  • A tea type whose general health benefits are backed by large human studies (UK, US and global) and clinical trials (Australia/Europe), especially for cardiovascular and vascular function, when consumed as part of a healthy lifestyle. PubMed+3

5. Commercial & sourcing note (acpfood.com)

For technical and purchasing teams, ACPFOOD can position itself as a specialised partner for Bulk Persian Black Tea and Lahijan black tea bulk sourcing from Iran, offering:

  • Reliable wholesale Lahijan black tea supplier options for importers and brand owners who want Lahijan single-origin black tea wholesale with traceable farms and harvests.

  • Flexible specifications – leaf grades, fannings and dust – for:

    • bulk Persian black tea for tea bags,

    • bulk Iranian black tea for blending in multinational brands,

    • custom-cut Persian black tea for industry (cold-brew, RTD, extract, instant).

  • Support for speciality and horeca channels as a:

    • private label Persian black tea supplier for supermarkets and tea boutiques,

    • provider of bulk Persian black tea for horeca (hotel–restaurant–café) and bulk Persian black tea for samovar service in Middle Eastern, Russian and Central Asian–style venues.

  • Strategic pricing and logistics so Lahijan black tea bulk buyers can secure premium Iranian black tea wholesale and a stable Persian black tea wholesale price for importers, including organic Persian black tea for export options where certification is in place.

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