Preparation
Hot or iced, water-first or milk-first, café equipment or at-home shaker—describe the actual method.
MATCHAB2B EXPORT · BULK · PRIVATE LABELBuild a café, foodservice or retail drink mix around the experience you want. Start with how it will be prepared, what customers should taste and how the finished product will be sold.

A café drink mixed by a barista, a single-serve stick for home use and a retail pouch for an iced drink may need different preparation instructions and formula decisions. We develop flavored matcha and latte products to the buyer’s brief rather than presenting a fixed off-the-shelf flavor range.
Hot or iced, water-first or milk-first, café equipment or at-home shaker—describe the actual method.
Set matcha intensity, sweetness, creaminess and any supporting flavor or ingredient direction.
Define café bulk, retail tin, single-serve stick or another package route and the market where it will sell.
Before approving a blend, evaluate it in the serving method and recipe you plan to use. Compare taste, color, mixing behavior, sweetness balance and serving experience. If the powder will be used in a branded product, review the ingredient list, serving size and customer-facing directions together.
For plant-based or dairy-based applications, state which beverage bases matter in testing. The final performance depends on the actual recipe and preparation conditions.
After a sample direction is selected, confirm the product specification, ingredients, packaging format, order quantity, destination and documents required for the project. Formula, label and claim review should follow the actual ingredient list and market.
Serving temperature, cup size, liquid base, preparation sequence and target consumer.
Matcha intensity, sweetness direction, texture, supporting ingredients and any ingredients to avoid.
Sales channel, market, packaging format, target quantity, launch timing and required product documents.
Custom matcha latte and flavored blend projects can be developed to a customer brief. Formula, ingredient options and pack details are confirmed for each project.
Yes. A pure matcha powder route can be evaluated separately from a ready-to-mix latte formula. Tell us how the powder will be used and how the drink should taste.
Stick packs are one of the formats to discuss. Serving size, formula, mixing directions, stick dimensions and outer carton need to be scoped together.
Share the drink recipe or target taste, hot or iced use, milk or plant-based base, sales market, pack format, estimated volume and target launch timing.
Flavored matcha is developed to the project brief rather than presented as a fixed off-the-shelf range. Start with the desired flavor direction and intended use.
Share the serving method, flavor direction, destination and package concept. We’ll help turn it into a sample and specification discussion.