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How to become a supplier 

If you mean becoming a supplier to Basilur Tea (i.e., supplying goods or services to the company), the process is generally different from becoming a distributor or dealer. Basilur typically evaluates suppliers based on quality, reliability, certifications, and commercial competitiveness.

You can follow these steps:


  1. Identify what you can supply

    • Tea raw materials
    • Packaging materials (paper boxes, tin caddies, labels, cartons)
    • Printing services
    • Gift accessories
    • Machinery and spare parts
    • Logistics and freight services
    • Marketing and POS materials
    • IT or professional services

  2. Prepare your company profile Include:

    • Company background
    • Years in business
    • Manufacturing capabilities
    • Production capacity
    • Major customers
    • Certifications (ISO, HACCP, FSC, BRC, etc., if applicable)
    • Factory photographs
    • Contact information

  3. Prepare a product catalogue Include:

    • Product specifications
    • Available sizes
    • Materials
    • Lead times
    • Minimum order quantities
    • Pricing (if appropriate)
  4. Highlight your certifications , Basilur generally prefers suppliers with recognized quality systems and consistent quality standards. Relevant certifications can strengthen your proposal depending on the products or services you offer. 
  5. Contact Basilur's Procurement or Purchasing Department
    Submit your company profile and explain:

    • What products or services you supply
    • Your production capacity
    • Your competitive advantages
    • Your export experience (if any)

    You can use Basilur's official contact page:  Basilur Tea Contact Page


  6. Be prepared for supplier evaluation Basilur may request:

    • Product samples
    • Factory audit
    • Quality documentation
    • Commercial quotation
    • References from existing customers
  7. Start with a trial order Many companies begin with a small purchase order to evaluate quality, delivery performance, and consistency before establishing a long-term supplier relationship.