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XIAO TEA: custom flavored matcha from China

XIAO TEA is a flavored matcha customization specialist and B2B supplier based in Changzhou, Jiangsu, China. Our program serves beverage brands, bakeries, dessert producers and private-label buyers. Development starts with your finished product, flavor brief and production conditions, then moves through application testing and an approved formula. Commercial orders start at one metric ton per flavor.

Company facility · XIAO TEA · Changzhou, Jiangsu, China
Company facility · XIAO TEA · Changzhou, Jiangsu, China

Who we are

Factory identity and operating boundaries

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XIAO TEA

Changzhou, Jiangsu, China

XIAO TEA is a flavored tea manufacturer based in Changzhou, Jiangsu, China. This independent site focuses on our custom flavored matcha program; contracting entity, order scope and supporting records are confirmed during supplier qualification.

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Why different

One system from flavor brief to repeat production

Custom means formula-level development around your market and application—not a new label on a standard powder.

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01 · Flavor brief

Market, consumer, format, sweetness, claims and target cost.

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02 · Matcha base fit

Select the base around milk, plant milk, heat, color and dose.

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03 · Application test

Test in the agreed drink, dry mix or bakery application.

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04 · Sensory adjustment

Balance matcha, aroma, sweetness, finish and cost-in-use.

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05 · Approved sample

Freeze the accepted direction, formula and evaluation method.

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06 · Scale-up

Translate the approved sample into commercial production controls.

Production-transfer controls
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07 · Repeat supply

Use specifications and batch records to support repeat orders.

How we prove it

Four verifiable control gates from application testing to batch release decisions

At each gate, buyers should request project-specific records; a documented method explains the decision process but does not prove or guarantee a result.

#Quality and batch-release recordsRecords buyers should verify
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03 · Application test

Test in the agreed drink, dry mix or bakery application.

Records buyers should verifyApplication test record: matrix, dosage, process, time and temperature, and scored results

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05 · Approved sample

Freeze the accepted direction, formula and evaluation method.

Records buyers should verifyApproved sample and formula-version record: acceptance criteria, approver, and date

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06 · Scale-up

Translate the approved sample into commercial production controls.

Records buyers should verifyProduction transfer record: approved inputs, process limits, in-process checks, deviations, and changes

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07 · Repeat supply

Use specifications and batch records to support repeat orders.

Records buyers should verifyBatch comparison and release record: batch number, specification-to-COA mapping, retained sample, application comparison, and final disposition

Commercial terms

Clear commercial terms before development

The fee structure protects serious R&D work and gives qualified buyers a predictable path into production.

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Commercial MOQ

1 metric tonne / flavor

Applies to each approved formula or flavor entering formal production.

Complex clean-label, multi-application, functional or exclusive-formula projects are quoted separately. Commercial-order freight, third-party testing and regulatory work are not automatically included.

Why different

Not designed for

  • 01Single cafés testing a few kilograms
  • 02Retail or personal-use orders
  • 03Projects without a target market or application
  • 04Orders below 1 metric tonne per approved flavor

Start a project

Bring us a real product brief—not just a flavor name.

Share the target market, application, expected order volume and launch timeline. We will first confirm fit, then define the USD 1,000 paid custom-development route.

Start a 1 metric tonne+ project