Tea bag formats we produce
No handoff between blender and packer: from blend to sealed bag under one roof.
- Pyramid bags — nylon or PLA mesh, for whole-leaf and premium herbal blends
- Flat bags — classic filter-paper bags, with or without string and tag
- String-and-tag — heat-seal or knotted, tag printed with your branding
Envelope overwraps, printed cartons, and display boxes complete the retail pack — all under your private label.
From blend to bag under one roof
Because blending and bagging happen in the same 5,235 m² Guangzhou facility, there's no handoff between a blender and a packer. Your custom tea blend goes from recipe approval to sealed tea bags without leaving the building — in 100,000-class clean workshops, checked by 2 QA/QC inspectors.
Private label tea bag program
- Your recipe or ours; your artwork on bags, tags, envelopes, and cartons
- Filter paper or PLA mesh options
- Retail-pack programs from around 100–120 bags/boxes; bulk OEM quantities quoted per project
- Typical development cycle: about 15 days from concept to finished product
Real production examples from our lines include slimming and detox tea bags (14- and 28-bag programs), sleep tea, and herbal functional blends.
Certified for your market
ISO9001 · ISO22000 · HACCP · GMP standards · HALAL · FDA-registered · export food enterprise filing. We export to 30+ countries and regions and prepare market-specific compliance paperwork.
About Guangzhou Wansongtang Biological Technology Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Wansongtang Biological Technology Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wansongtang Health Group, which was founded in 1996. The Guangzhou company was established in 2011 and operates from Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. Our facility covers 5,235 m² with 13 production lines, 30 sets of equipment, and 100,000-class clean workshops, staffed by 2 QA/QC inspectors.
We hold ISO9001, ISO22000, HACCP, GMP standards, HALAL, FDA registration, export food enterprise filing, and National High-Tech Enterprise recognition. Our export footprint spans 30+ countries and regions across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia. On Alibaba, our main markets are Africa at 50%, North America at 20%, and Southeast Asia at 10%.
Our trade record reflects consistent service: a 4.6/5 rating from 53 Alibaba reviews, response within 4 hours, 99.5% on-time dispatch, and US$140,000+ in online orders. For development, we move from concept to finished product in about 15 days, launch roughly 20 new products per year, and hold 20 invention patents. Our brands include Winstown (main export), Wansongtang, and Daynee.
Tea bag MOQs start from around 100–120 bags/boxes for retail-pack tea, 100–150 boxes for gummies and tablets, with bulk OEM quoted per project. Beyond tea bagging, our production lines cover functional, flavor, and herbal teas (pyramid, flat, string-and-tag bags, and loose leaf), instant powders, gummies, tablet candy, capsules, softgels, patches, and jelly. We support OEM, ODM, private label, and wholesale engagements.
How our tea bag OEM process works
A typical private label tea bag project moves through clearly defined stages so you always know what's next.
1. Brief and feasibility review
You share your target market, format (pyramid, flat, or string-and-tag), bag material preference, pack count, and any recipe direction. We confirm feasibility against our lines, materials, and certification coverage for your destination market.
2. Recipe and sample development
If you have a formula, we match it. If you don't, our development team builds one around your positioning — functional, flavor, or herbal. This is where our roughly 20 new products per year and 20 invention patents come into play, supporting both fast followers and differentiated concepts. Development from concept to finished product runs about 15 days.
3. Artwork and packaging engineering
Your artwork is applied across bags, tags, envelopes, and cartons. We review dielines, print placement on tags, and envelope overwrap specs so the retail pack is shelf-ready.
4. Production and QA/QC
Blending and bagging run in the same 5,235 m² facility across 13 production lines and 30 sets of equipment, inside 100,000-class clean workshops. Two QA/QC inspectors oversee checks through the run.
5. Dispatch and documentation
We prepare market-specific compliance paperwork and ship against your schedule, backed by 99.5% on-time dispatch.
What to look for in a tea bag manufacturing partner
- Format range. A partner limited to flat bags will push you toward flat bags. Confirm pyramid, flat, and string-and-tag capability up front.
- Material options. Filter paper and PLA mesh perform differently in shelf life, mouthfeel, and market acceptance. Ask which materials are stocked versus sourced per project.
- In-house blending and bagging. A single facility means fewer handoffs, faster sampling, and tighter quality control. Our blend-to-bag setup is built this way.
- Certification fit. ISO9001, ISO22000, HACCP, GMP standards, HALAL, FDA registration, and export food enterprise filing each matter for different buyers. Match the list to your destination market.
- Development speed. Around 15 days concept to finished product is our benchmark — compare it against your launch calendar.
- MOQ realism. Tea retail packs from around 100–120 bags/boxes and gummies/tablets from around 100–150 boxes are entry points; bulk OEM is quoted per project.
- Service metrics. Response time, dispatch reliability, and online trade history are useful signals. Ours: response within 4h, 99.5% on-time dispatch, 4.6/5 from 53 Alibaba reviews.
Pyramid vs. flat vs. string-and-tag: choosing a format
- Pyramid — best for whole-leaf teas, premium herbal blends, and large-particle botanicals; nylon or PLA mesh. Higher perceived value; mesh clarity affects visual appeal.
- Flat — best for everyday black, green, and herbal blends and high-volume retail; classic filter paper. Cost-efficient with broad consumer familiarity.
- String-and-tag — best for traditional retail, foodservice, and sampler packs; filter paper with printed tag. Tag printing adds branding surface; heat-seal or knotted options.
Most brands don't choose one. A common approach is a pyramid bag for a flagship blend and flat or string-and-tag bags for the volume range.
Buyer FAQs
Can you produce both tea bags and supplements under one account? Yes. Alongside tea bags, our lines cover instant powders, gummies, tablet candy, capsules, softgels, patches, and jelly. Brands building a tea-plus-supplement range can consolidate suppliers.
What is the MOQ for tea bags? Retail-pack tea starts from around 100–120 bags/boxes. Gummies and tablets start from around 100–150 boxes. Bulk OEM tea bagging is quoted per project based on format, material, and blend.
How long does development take? About 15 days from concept to finished product is our typical cycle, covering recipe development, sampling, and packaging preparation.
Which certifications do you hold? ISO9001, ISO22000, HACCP, GMP standards, HALAL, FDA registration, export food enterprise filing, and National High-Tech Enterprise recognition.
Which markets do you export to? 30+ countries and regions across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia. On Alibaba, our main markets are Africa (50%), North America (20%), and Southeast Asia (10%).
Do you support OEM, ODM, private label, and wholesale? All four. You can bring a finished recipe for OEM, brief us on a concept for ODM, apply your brand to existing formats for private label, or buy in wholesale quantities.
What brands do you operate? Winstown (our main export brand), Wansongtang, and Daynee.
How do you handle compliance paperwork for my market? We prepare market-specific documentation aligned with our certifications and export food enterprise filing, then confirm requirements during the feasibility review.
Why brands consolidate tea bag production with their supplement supply
A tea bag is rarely sold alone. Many brands pair a detox or sleep tea with gummies, capsules, or instant powders in the same range. Running both through one manufacturer shortens the sampling loop, aligns packaging timelines, and keeps quality standards consistent across the catalog. With 13 production lines and 30 sets of equipment across a 5,235 m² facility, we can sequence tea bagging alongside supplement production for a coordinated launch.
For buyers sourcing from Africa, North America, or Southeast Asia — our three largest Alibaba markets — this consolidation also simplifies freight and documentation, since one export partner handles the full order.
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