Herbal Tea Catalogue Manufacturer
Herbal Hills’ herbal tea catalogue presents our private label range of multi-herb wellness tea blends, manufactured at our GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra, within a 400+ product catalogue backed by 20+ years of manufacturing experience. Each blend can be produced under your brand, with custom blends, label design and packaging support.
The herbal tea catalogue is Herbal Hills’ category-level listing of private label Ayurvedic herbal tea blends for everyday wellness, manufactured under GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified conditions, with a 500-unit starting MOQ.
Explore our herbal tea catalogue below to discover available formulations and launch your own branded Ayurvedic herbal tea range with Herbal Hills as your trusted manufacturing partner.
What the Herbal Tea Catalogue Covers
- Category scope — multi-herb wellness tea blends
- Custom blends — blends, packaging and branding can be developed with our team
- Private label branding — every catalogue item can be produced under your own brand
- Related ranges — see the dietary supplements catalogue and the health juice catalogue
Using the Catalogue to Build Your Private Label Range
- Browse the category and shortlist the blends that fit your brand
- Request samples or discuss custom blends with our R&D team
- Confirm the MOQ (starts at 500 units) and your packaging format
- Finalize label design under your brand identity
- Production, in-house lab testing and dispatch
Quality Assurance & Certifications
Herbal Hills products are manufactured at a facility holding the following certifications and registrations, as listed on our certifications page:
| Certification / registration | Scope |
|---|---|
| GMP | Good Manufacturing Practice — facility hygiene, process control, batch consistency |
| ISO | Quality management systems |
| FSSAI | Food Safety and Standards Authority of India registration |
| USFDA | Registration with the US Food and Drug Administration |
| USDA Organic (NOP) | USDA organic standard |
| IMO (NPOP) | Organic certification by IMO Control |
| Halal | Halal certification |
| APEDA | Export registration — agricultural and processed food products |
| FIEO | Export registration — Federation of Indian Export Organisations |
| AYUSHEXCIL | Export promotion registration for Ayurvedic products |
| Export Inspection Council (EIC) | Plant approved by the Export Inspection Council, Mumbai |
Browse the herbal tea catalogue, shortlist the blends that suit your brand, and contact our team for samples and custom blend support.
Herbal Tea Catalogue – Key Facts
- Products listed: Kofherbo T Kwath Tablet, Trimoherbo T Tablet and Turmeric LT (Turmeric Latte) Tablet & Powder
- Formats: dissolvable tea tablets in 30-tablet bottles and a 100 g latte powder jar
- Tablet weights: 840 mg (Kofherbo T Kwath) and 500 mg (Trimoherbo T), as printed on the sheets
- Branding: every pack is supplied blank for your brand name, artwork and colours
- Starting order: MOQ from 500 units per product
- Plant: Lonavala Industrial Co-op Estate, Nangargaon, Lonavala, Pune – 410401
- Documents: Certificate of Analysis (CoA) with every batch; export paperwork support on request
Most people picture loose leaves or dip bags when they hear the word tea. The Herbal Hills herbal tea catalogue takes a different route. Its blends are compressed into tablets that dissolve in a cup of warm water, plus one latte powder that stirs into milk. For a private label brand, that means shelf-stable packs, no infusion bags to source and a product that travels well.
Three Products Inside the Herbal Tea Catalogue
The current herbal tea catalogue is short and focused. It lists three ready-to-brand items, each shown on its own sheet with a bottle or jar mock-up, the full composition and a benefits panel. Download the PDF from the button above to read every sheet, then use this section as a quick briefing.
Kofherbo T Kwath Tablet – a 13-spice tea tablet
Kofherbo T Kwath is supplied as 30 tea tablets, each weighing 840 mg. Kwath is the classical Ayurvedic term for a decoction, and this tablet compresses a decoction-style spice mix into a single piece. Sunthee (dry ginger) leads the formula at 250 mg, followed by Yastimadhu (liquorice) at 100 mg and lemon grass at 80 mg.
The remaining ingredients read like a kitchen spice rack combined with traditional herbs: Miri (black pepper), Dalchini (cinnamon), Lavang (clove), Jatiphala (nutmeg), Elachi and Badi elaichi (green and black cardamom), Adulasa leaves, Kantakari, Tulsi leaves and Bharangi. These are herbs traditionally used in Ayurveda in warming seasonal drinks.
Trimoherbo T Tablet – a Triphala-based tea tablet
Trimoherbo T is also packed as 30 tea tablets, at 500 mg each. Its base is Triphala extract (100 mg) and Trimad powder (115 mg), both generic classical preparations, joined by Dalchini and Yashtimadhu powders at 60 mg each, Vrikshamla (Garcinia cambogia) at 100 mg and Suddha Guggul at 65 mg.
The catalogue sheet positions it simply as a tasty, instant herbal beverage that offers a blend of herbs in one tablet. That plain positioning is a useful starting point for your own copy, because it describes the format rather than promising an outcome.
Turmeric LT Tablet & Powder – the latte option
Turmeric LT is the only item in the herbal tea catalogue offered in two formats: a tablet pack and a 100 g powder jar. The ingredient list covers turmeric (Curcuma longa), cinnamon, ginger, black cardamom, black pepper, green cardamom and fennel, sweetened with stevia.
The sheet suggests mixing one teaspoon (3 g) of powder into hot milk, and notes the drink can be served hot or chilled. Brands often use this pairing to sell a tablet for travel and a jar for the kitchen under one product name.
Herbal Tea Catalogue at a Glance
| Product | Format | Pack shown | Unit weight | Lead ingredients |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kofherbo T Kwath Tablet | Tea tablet | 30 tablets | 840 mg | Sunthee, Yastimadhu, lemon grass, Tulsi |
| Trimoherbo T Tablet | Tea tablet | 30 tablets | 500 mg | Triphala extract, Trimad, Vrikshamla, Suddha Guggul |
| Turmeric LT Tablet | Latte tablet | Tablet bottle | As per sheet | Turmeric, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, fennel |
| Turmeric LT Powder | Latte powder | 100 g jar | 3 g per serve (sheet) | Same blend as the tablet, with stevia |
Quantities above are copied from the catalogue sheets. Your final label must use the composition from our batch documents, which our team shares once you confirm the product and pack.
Why Do Brands Choose Tea Tablets Over Loose Blends?
A dissolvable tablet solves several practical problems for a new herbal beverage label. There is no tea-bag paper, string or tag to source, no risk of uneven spoonfuls and no dust at the bottom of the pouch. Each piece carries the same weight of blend, which keeps every cup consistent.
Tablets also suit modern retail. A 30-count bottle fits a pharmacy shelf, a gifting hamper and a marketplace listing equally well. For shoppers, the instruction is easy to follow: drop one in warm water and stir. That simplicity is a strong reason the herbal tea catalogue leans on this format.
Who Shortlists Products From the Herbal Tea Catalogue?
- Ayurvedic clinics and practitioners who want a branded spice tea for their own counter
- Online wellness sellers adding a low-ticket beverage SKU to a capsule or powder store
- Café and gifting brands that like the latte powder as a ready-to-mix menu item
- Pharmacy house labels looking for a tea product that stores like a tablet
- Exporters who prefer compact, light packs for overseas shipments
If you already sell herbal drinks, the health juice catalogue adds ready-to-drink bottles, and the dietary supplements catalogue shows every nutrition category in one place. Seasonal sellers often pair tea tablets with the winter catalogue.
Packaging and Labels for Herbal Tea Catalogue Products
The sheets show white bottles for the tablets and a wide-mouth jar for the latte powder. These are starting points, not limits. Our Ayurvedic product packaging team can discuss bottle sizes, cap styles, cartons and pouches that suit your channel.
Free label designing is included for private label clients. Through our product label designing service, your artwork can carry the brand name, product name, composition panel, net content and batch details in your own colours, matching the “Your Brand Name” panel on each mock-up.
Regulatory route for an herbal tea catalogue product
The mock-ups are marked “Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine”, the route governed by the Drugs and Cosmetics Act with guidance from the relevant authority. Some brands instead position a beverage blend as a food product, which falls under FSSAI rules. Which route fits depends on your formula, market and wording.
Every benefit line, serving suggestion and label claim must be reviewed by your own regulatory adviser before launch. We describe these teas as blends of herbs traditionally used in Ayurveda; we do not offer health promises for them.
Building a Brand Story Around the Herbal Tea Catalogue
Tea tablets sell best when the story is simple and honest. Shoppers already know ginger, cinnamon, clove, cardamom and turmeric from their own kitchens, so the familiar spice names on each herbal tea catalogue sheet become the hero of your pack. Lead with the ingredients, the format and the ritual of a warm cup.
Provenance is another angle. Herbal Hills runs its own organic farm in the Sahyadri range and has more than 20 years of manufacturing experience behind a 400+ product range. You may mention the Ayurvedic tradition behind Kwath-style drinks, but avoid any wording that suggests a medical result.
Naming and colour ideas for a three-tea shelf
Many brands give each tea its own colour band, as the catalogue mock-ups do with teal, pink and yellow labels. A shared bottle shape with different caps or sleeves makes the three products read as one family on a shelf or a product listing page.
Short, sensory names work well: a spice tea, a Triphala tea and a turmeric latte. Keep the herbal tea catalogue product name in the composition panel or batch documents if your retail name differs, so that traceability stays clear.
Sampling, Storage and Repeat Orders
Before a first order, most buyers ask for samples of the tablet and powder to judge taste, colour and how quickly each tablet dissolves. Tasting all three side by side is the fastest way to decide whether you launch one product or the full herbal tea catalogue.
Storage wording and best-before dates on your label follow our batch documents for each product. Tablets and powders dislike moisture, so tight caps and dry warehouse conditions matter for distributors and marketplace fulfilment centres alike.
Repeat orders follow the same approved artwork and composition, so later batches match the first. Any change in pack size, cap or artwork is handled as a fresh brief and confirmed in writing before production, which keeps your herbal tea catalogue range consistent over time.
How Does the Herbal Tea Catalogue Fit With Other Herbal Hills Ranges?
Tea tablets rarely sit alone in a brand portfolio. A clinic label might start with Kofherbo T Kwath and later add capsules from the Ayurvedic medicine catalogue. A nutrition seller could pair Turmeric LT powder with items from the green food supplement catalogue or the effervescent tablets catalogue.
Because all of these ranges come from one plant, artwork rules, label formats and batch paperwork stay the same across categories. That makes it easier to grow from a single herbal tea catalogue product to a complete shelf without changing supplier or re-learning a new approval process.
Speed-focused brands can also look at the quick label dietary supplement catalogue, which groups ready formulations for faster launches. Whatever mix you choose, our team can map a sensible first order that keeps stock levels practical for a new label.
Testing, Certification and the Lonavala Plant
Each batch is checked in our in-house laboratory, with NABL-accredited labs used for advanced tests, and ships with a CoA. You can read more on our Ayurvedic medicine lab testing page.
Tablets and powders are produced at our own plant in the Lonavala Industrial Co-op Estate, Nangargaon, Lonavala, Pune – 410401. The site holds GMP, ISO and USFDA certification, with FSSAI, Halal, USDA Organic and IMO (NPOP) listed among our certifications. Buyers are welcome to plan a factory visit.
How to Order From the Herbal Tea Catalogue
- Download the PDF and pick one, two or all three products
- Check the minimum order quantity (from 500 units) against your launch plan
- Ask for samples of the tablet, the powder, or both
- Choose bottle, jar or carton and brief your label artwork
- Approve the label after your regulatory review
- Receive the batch with its CoA and, if needed, export documents
Need a blend that is not in the herbal tea catalogue? Our custom formulation team can discuss new tea tablet recipes. For the wider picture, see our Ayurvedic third party manufacturer page, our private label services and the private label Ayurvedic medicine catalogue.
Ready to brief us? Visit Contact Us, call +91 8657566722 / +91 7770019138 / 22-28686868 or write to business@herbalhills.in.
Summary
The Herbal Hills herbal tea catalogue lists three private label products: Kofherbo T Kwath Tablet, Trimoherbo T Tablet and Turmeric LT in tablet and 100 g powder form. All are supplied blank for your brand from our certified Lonavala plant, with free label design, CoA-backed batches and an MOQ from 500 units.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Herbal Hills’ herbal tea catalogue?
It presents Herbal Hills’ private label herbal tea blends, manufactured at a GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra. Herbal Hills’ overall catalogue is 400+ products.
Can I download the herbal tea catalogue as a PDF?
Yes. Use the Download Catalogue PDF button on this page.
Can I sell these teas under my own brand?
Yes. Herbal Hills offers private label and third-party manufacturing, with custom blends, label design and packaging support.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Herbal Hills’ MOQ for private label and third-party manufacturing starts at 500 units.
What types of products does this catalogue include?
The catalogue lists Herbal Hills’ private label multi-herb tea blends for everyday wellness. Herbal Hills manufactures to your specification.
Can a blend be adjusted or developed for my brand?
Yes. Herbal Hills offers custom blend and formulation support — see the Custom Ayurvedic Formulation page.
What certifications does Herbal Hills hold?
Herbal Hills holds GMP, ISO, FSSAI, USFDA, USDA Organic (NOP), IMO (NPOP), Halal, APEDA, FIEO, AYUSHEXCIL and Export Inspection Council approvals. See our certifications page for details.
Where does Herbal Hills manufacture?
Herbal Hills manufactures at its own facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra, supported in part by its own organic farm in the Sahyadri range.
Which products are listed in the herbal tea catalogue?
Three: Kofherbo T Kwath Tablet (30 tea tablets, 840 mg each), Trimoherbo T Tablet (30 tea tablets, 500 mg each) and Turmeric LT, offered as a tablet and as a 100 g latte powder.
What is a tea tablet?
A tea tablet is a compressed blend of herbs and spices that dissolves in warm water. It replaces loose leaves or tea bags and gives every cup the same weight of blend.
Can I order only the Turmeric LT powder from the herbal tea catalogue?
Yes. Each product and format can be ordered on its own, subject to the MOQ from 500 units per product.
Are the herbal tea catalogue products sold as medicines or as food?
The mock-ups are marked Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine. Some brands choose a food route under FSSAI instead. Your regulatory adviser should decide the route and review all label wording before launch.
Do you supply the bottles and jars?
Yes. Bottles, jars, caps and cartons can be supplied, and our packaging team can suggest options for retail, online or export channels.
Can you export tea tablets made under my brand?
Yes, export documentation support is available. The buyer should confirm the import rules of the destination country for herbal beverage products.