EAN: 5900497611503 Category: Beverages Capacity: 1,5 l Origin: Poland Text: Polish Single packaging: 9-pack Packs per pallet: 48 Pallets per Load: 33 Pieces per Load: 14.256 Available flavors: Peach, Lemon, Green Lime/Mint
Superb X-Tra Ginger With Jaggery Tea available in 1kg
Superb X-Tra Cardamon With Jaggery Tea available in 1kg
Superb X-Tra Lemongrass Tea available in 1 kg
Superb X-Tra Saffron Tea available in 1 kg
Superb Premium Plain Tea
Society Masala Premix Tea (1 Kg Pouch) Price : 405.00 This flavoured tea, which is a mix of aromatic Indian spices is the favourite of millions of Indians. How about enjoying this special chai instantly? Now you can. In just under a minute
Society Lemongrass Premix Tea (1 kg Pouch) Price : 405.00 More and more Indians are looking to get into healthier grooves in their lives. Lemongrass tea is not just a refreshing but also delightfully healthy. The best part? Can be made under a minute.
Society Leaf Tea Pouch (250 g, 500 g, 1 kg) Price : 110.00 Truly, tea as it should be. Strong, robust and packed with flavor beyond all reckoning, Society Tea delivers with this blend yet again. Taken either with milk or with lemon, this brew is sure to get you feeling energized and revitalized, ready to take on new challenges, through the course of the day.
Society Masala Tea Jar (250 g) Price : 130.00 Fortified with spices that are proven to have excellent antioxidant properties and great, robust flavour, Society Masala Tea is meant to be. Brew yourself a cup or two of this elixir, and feel your troubles, stresses and qualms, just melt away. Piquant and beautifully balanced, this tea is a 10 on the Richter scale in terms of taste.
Amar Leaf Tea (1kg Pouch) Crushed, twisted and curled each tea leaf is carefully picked to create and amalgamation of exquisite aroma and taste. The CTC process ensures that the Society tea offers the perfect infusion of rich color and strong flavor providing each customer a cuppa to cherish.
Society Premium Leaf Tea (1 kg Pouch) Price : 440.00 Premium Leaf Tea
Society Iced tea - Pack of 4 (100 g each) Beat the heat with our value pack of 4 Iced Teas at 25% OFF! Available in 4 flavours - Peach & Apricot, Raw Mango, Lemon black & green tea. Simply mix in water, with ice cubes and it's ready!
Society Tea Bags (25 bags) Price : 50.00 Rich in taste, these classic tea bags offer a wonderful flavour just as a home-brewed cup would.
All variants of CTC tea from emerald gardens of Assam, Dooars or Darjeeling as per choice of our esteemed customer. We supply BP, BOP, BOPSM, BOP(L), OF, PD etc. We can sale as bulk or in packaged form of Tea bag, Tin, Card board box, Pouch or any other format chosen by customer. Our Teas are HALAL certified and we are ISO 9001:2015 certified company.
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