Retail tins
Define fill weight, tin dimensions, inner protection, label or print direction, and pack count.
PRIVATE LABEL · MATCHA PACKAGINGPrivate-label matcha
Private-label matcha
built around your brand.
Develop a retail matcha product with a tin, single-serve stick packs or a gift-ready set. Start with the customer and destination, then define the powder, fill, components and artwork around the brief.
Choose the pack after you know the buyer.
Package format affects how a customer uses, stores, carries and gifts a product. A good private-label brief also connects the powder to the experience you want the brand to deliver. We grow tea, process matcha and develop packed-product projects; each pack specification, order quantity, available component and production schedule is confirmed for the specific project.
Stick packs
Set the serving size, powder or latte-mix route, stick count and outer carton format.
Gift boxes
Pair tins with a gift box, sleeve or supporting insert for a seasonal, corporate or retail concept.
PRODUCT & PACK BRIEF
Specify the whole consumer experience.
Before artwork starts, align the product and the package. Is the pack intended for a tea ritual, café counter, travel, online retail or gifting? Is it plain matcha, a latte mix, or a bundle? How will the customer prepare and reseal it?
Then confirm net weight, servings, inner barrier, pack components, carton count, language and label responsibilities. These details affect the sample, quotation and production plan.
ARTWORK & MARKET
Design around the destination.
Share your brand assets, preferred layout and selling market. We can discuss artwork coordination and pack presentation against the selected format. Final label wording, mandatory particulars, claims and language need review against the destination market and the specific product formula.
No artwork, MOQ, material or lead-time promise is universal. Confirm the selected pack and exact commercial scope in the project quotation.
Keep product, artwork and shipment decisions connected.
Define your offer
Identify the buyer, sales channel, destination, matcha type, price position and product use.
Align product & pack
Review the product sample, serving size, package components, artwork direction and the documents to prepare.
Approve the order brief
Confirm final product specification, pack specification, quantity, timing, responsibilities and export terms in writing.
Frequently asked questions
What private-label matcha formats are available?
Our current project routes include tins or cans, single-serve stick packs and gift-box combinations. Exact sizes, materials and component choices depend on the selected pack specification.
Can I put my own brand on the matcha tin?
Private-label projects are developed around your brand and package brief. Share your artwork assets, intended market and pack concept so we can confirm the applicable artwork process and production scope.
Can you pack matcha latte mix in stick packs?
Single-serve sticks can be discussed for matcha powder or a latte mix. The formula, serving size, mixing instructions and stick-pack specification must be aligned for the specific project.
What is the MOQ for private-label matcha?
Minimums depend on the matcha, selected packaging components, print method and order scope. We do not publish one blanket MOQ; request a quotation for your chosen format and destination.
Who checks the retail label for my market?
Label review responsibilities should be agreed at the project stage. Share the destination and intended claims early so the product and artwork can be reviewed against the appropriate market rules by the responsible parties.
BUILD A RETAIL-READY BRIEF
Start a private-label inquiry ↗Bring us your brand and target market.
Tell us the format, product idea, sales channel, destination and estimated order. We’ll identify the details needed to scope samples and packaging.
Availability of sizes, materials, artwork services, order quantities and production timing must be confirmed against the selected product, pack specification and destination market.