Скачать или смотреть 🚨 “Can you produce my tea and drop-ship it directly to my customers?”

Let me tell you the truth no supplier will say out loud.**
Because recently…
I’ve received this question almost every week from new clients:“I’ll do the marketing.
You produce the tea.
And you ship one-by-one to my customers. Deal?”
Sounds smart.
Sounds simple.
Sounds like passive income.But here’s the reality most people don’t know 👇
Drop shipping in the TEA industry is almost impossible to do well.
Not because we don’t want to help you.
But because the model simply doesn’t fit cross-border food products.
Let me break it down.

1️⃣ “Just ship it for me” is NOT just shipping.
If this were T-shirts or phone cases?
Sure. Easy.But tea is different.
Tea is a regulated agricultural product.
That means:
●Different HS codes for each country
●Different customs rules
●Different import taxes
●Different document requirements
●Some countries require phytosanitary certificates
●Some require certificate of origin
●Some require organic certificates
●Some even need special labels or packaging notes
Now imagine this:
Your customers are from
🇺🇸 USA
🇦🇪 UAE
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
🇩🇪 Germany
🇦🇺 Australia
🇨🇦 Canada
…and every order has different rules.
And we’re not talking to your customer,
we’re talking to YOU.
Then you talk to them.
Then we talk to you again.One small mistake?
⛔ Shipment stuck
⛔ Extra tax
⛔ Angry customer
⛔ Refund dispute
⛔ Damaged brand reputationDrop shipping turns a simple order into a 3-way communication nightmare.

2️⃣ When problems happen, WHO is responsible?
Be honest:
If the shipment is delayed →
your customer will blame you.
But then you will ask us.
Then we have to ask the shipping company.
By the time the answer comes back,
your customer has already left you a bad review.If the package is lost →
customer wants a replacement
→ you expect us to compensate
→ courier blames customs
→ customs blames paperwork
→ everyone blames everyoneNobody wins.
Everyone wastes time.In tea business, unclear responsibility = endless trouble.

3️⃣ Custom tea blends require stability — drop shipping destroys that.
You are not selling a mass-produced item.
● You are selling:a flavor
●a profile
●a brand identity
●a tea experience
Every batch requires:
✔ consistent raw materials
✔ consistent roasting
✔ consistent milling
✔ consistent packaging
✔ controlled storage conditionsDrop shipping = units shipped from open boxes,
repacked repeatedly,
stored unpredictably.This leads to:
❌ flavor changes
❌ aroma loss
❌ oxidation
❌ complaints like “this tastes different from last time”For tea brands,
inconsistent taste = brand death.

4️⃣ Small-batch drop shipping makes costs explode
Let’s be real.
Tea margins are thin unless you scale.
If you want:
●1 pack to US
●1 pack to UK
●1 pack to Dubai
●1 pack to Germany
Shipping alone destroys your profit.
One single 100g tea pack can cost:
📦 $18–$40 to ship individually
📦 plus customs charges
📦 plus taxes
📦 plus handling feesResult?
You earn $10 but spend $35.
It makes ZERO financial sense.

5️⃣ So what do we offer instead? (A model that actually works)
We don’t do drop shipping,
but we DO offer:⭐ ODM private label
(custom blends, custom formulas, custom packaging)⭐ Small MOQ
(20kg / 50kg / 100kg for first order)⭐ Professional sample development
(factory + lab + sensory testing)⭐ B2B wholesale pricing
(support long-term scaling)⭐ Stable supply chain
(consistent batches, EU standard, organic options)⭐ Worldwide logistics support
(not drop shipping, but efficient B2B shipping)This is what creates REAL tea brands.
Not random one-by-one parcels.
💬 Final message
We’re not refusing you.
We’re protecting you.Because a tea brand built on drop shipping will eventually collapse under:
●high costs
●unstable flavor
●poor logistics
●angry customers
●unpredictable customs issues
But a brand built on:
✔ stable supply
✔ high-quality product
✔ proper wholesale structure
✔ professional developmentwill grow for years.
This is what we help you build.

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