Private label & OEM - direct from Japan
Private label matcha and wholesale Uji matcha, direct from Japan
We source, mill and pack Japanese matcha for brands that want their own label, and supply the same teas in bulk to buyers who don’t. Based in Osaka, shipping worldwide.
Running a café or restaurant? See our café wholesale page. Looking for bulk matcha without branding? Go straight to the price list.
Seamless Matcha Wholesale Made Easy
Join some of the world's emerging matcha brands that choose us as their supply partner. Bypass the language barrier and complexity of sourcing matcha from Japan with our OEM services.
We provide an extensive selection of matcha powder from vetted tea farms across Japan. Our bilingual team manages all the intricacies, offering you a time-efficient solution to launch your matcha tea products.
Supplying OEM brands, cafés & specialty retailers worldwide
From our base in Japan, we ship authentic Uji matcha and Japanese tea products to wholesale customers across more than 35 countries on six continents - Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, and Oceania. Wholesale and private-label orders ship from Japan; our regional warehouses hold retail sizes only.
Export documentation, handled properly
Premium Health Japan is registered with the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry. For wholesale shipments we can obtain official export documentation on request - including Certificates of Origin, Health Certificates, and Phytosanitary Certificates (phytosanitary certification requires the buyer to be a registered importer in the destination country).
Import requirements differ by country and change often - you remain responsible for confirming what your customs authority requires. We’ll work with you to supply the certificates you need.
Delivered duties paid
We can ship your wholesale order DDP to the EU and UK: we handle customs clearance and import duty, and your order is released without you paying anything to the courier. Available to VAT-registered businesses — send us your VAT number and EORI with your order and we’ll quote it. Import VAT is accounted for by you in the normal way; it is not charged by us. DDP to other countries on request.
A taste of the catalog
50+ teas - a small preview
From conventional and certified-organic Uji matcha to hojicha and sencha, sourced from vetted farms across Japan. The full range - with per-kilogram pricing, minimum order quantities, and packaging options - lives on the wholesale price list.
Ceremonial Organic Uji Matcha - Select Blend
Ceremonial Grade Kagoshima Matcha
Hojicha Powder - Classic Roast
Uji Sencha Classic
Live wholesale pricing is available to registered buyers. Per-kilogram prices, minimum order quantities, and packaging options are on the full price list.
View the full price listOur price list is free to view - we ask for your email once so we can send you the updated list when prices change.
Official export certificates available on request.
Milled in Japan
How it works
Your path to market
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Inquiry
Reach out with your vision
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Consultation
Discuss customization and options
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Sampling
Approve your unique product
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Production
We manage the process, from farm to packaging
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Delivery
Receive your tea, ready for sale
In their words
What brand owners say
The matcha quality curated by Luke is outstanding. The rich flavor and vibrant color of the products speak volumes about his commitment to delivering top-notch quality.
The service and knowledge of Luke is very high. A real matcha guy. I requested a sample and it was much better than the one I was planning to buy from a different company.
Luke is so helpful. You can feel he is so passionate about matcha and what he is doing. He really wants to share the products and make sure you love it just as much as he does. He really goes the extra mile.
Good to know
Questions brands ask about private label
What is the minimum order for private label matcha?
It depends on the grade and the packaging. Most private-label formats are packed by our packing partner, with a minimum of 100 units per format (screw-cap can, pull-ring can, gusset or zip pouch). Some grades are packed at the farm, where the minimum is 33 units, usually in screw-cap cans and for a few grades in pull-ring cans. If you apply your own packaging, bulk 1 kg bags start at 1 kg. We confirm the minimum for your grade and format when we quote; the packaging options for each grade are on the wholesale price list.
How long does a private label order take?
It depends on the product. Grades held in stock as 1 kg bags ship within two days of payment. Packed and labeled orders usually take 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the size of the order and the time of year: during the spring harvest the farms are in the fields all day, and the run-up to Christmas is busy with brands stocking their stores, so lead times stretch. We quote a lead time when you order. Please don’t set a launch date that depends on a tight delivery; lead times are outside our control and can vary.
What packaging can you supply?
We offer a range of packaging formats for retail and private-label needs. Matcha can be supplied ready for retail sale in cans or pouches, or packed in bulk bags for brands that apply their own packaging. The packaging options for each grade are listed on our wholesale price list.
Who provides the label artwork, and what has to be on the label?
We send you label templates for your chosen packaging, collect your designs, and arrange the printing and labeling. We’ll tell you whether the JAS organic logo can appear on your product. Labeling requirements differ from country to country, and meeting them is your responsibility as the seller. We’re glad to advise and help, but our advice isn’t legal advice.
Which certificates can you provide?
We provide JAS organic certificates for our certified organic range and certificates of analysis from previous testing on request. We don’t hold USDA or EU organic labels. We can also obtain official export documents on request, including Certificates of Origin, Health Certificates and Phytosanitary Certificates.
Can I taste samples before I commit?
Yes. Add grades to your sample list on the price list and we invoice you. Most samples are 800 JPY each; a few top grades cost a little more. They ship by DHL and arrive in 2 to 4 days. Sample shipping to the US runs around 5,500 JPY and is usually similar or less to Europe.
How do I pay?
Payment is upfront. We invoice in Japanese yen and prefer a bank transfer to our Wise account, which also accepts most other currencies. Card and PayPal are available with a 4% transaction fee.
Can you ship DDP so we don’t deal with customs?
Yes, for VAT-registered businesses in the EU and UK (other countries on request). Give us your VAT and EORI numbers, and we’ll add a flat DDP charge to your order that covers duty and customs handling. Import VAT isn’t charged by us; you account for it on your VAT return as usual. Private customers and businesses without a VAT number receive DAP shipping, where the courier collects any import charges on delivery.
What do I need to provide for DDP?
Your VAT number and EORI number, exactly as registered. We verify both before shipping. If customs in your country collect import VAT at the border from registered businesses (e.g. the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany without a deferment licence), we’ll tell you beforehand and pass it on at cost.
Have a question?
Send us a note about OEM, private label, or sourcing and our bilingual team will get back to you. Looking for wholesale pricing? It’s on the wholesale price list.
Our price list is free to view - we ask for your email once so we can send you the updated list when prices change.
Do you offer volume discounts? Other suppliers do.
No, and it’s worth explaining why, because most cafés ask. Suppliers who negotiate usually can for one of two reasons: their list price has room built into it, so the “discount” brings it back to the real price; or they sell blended matcha they can buy more of when a big order comes in. We do neither. We publish our real price, and our supply is fixed at harvest: tencha is shaded and picked once a year on a limited number of fields, so a discount for one buyer means someone else pays more for less. So the price list is the price, for everyone, whether you order 1 kg or 100 kg. In return you get a price you can build a menu on, and the certainty that nobody else is getting the same tea cheaper. (Organic grades carry a lower per-kilo figure for a full 20 kg lot - that’s the producer’s lot price, not a discount; smaller quantities are repacked by a certified organic packer in Japan, which is what lets us offer 1 kg at all.)
