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Kenyan Tea. Ready for Your Market.

Explore Kenyan tea grades, whole-leaf and specialty offers, origin relationships, and buyer-specific coordination for international trade.

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A tea portfolio shaped around buyer requirements.

Wamunyu coordinates enquiries across Kenyan CTC, orthodox, green, purple, and specialty tea. Buyers can discuss grade, intended use, indicative volumes, packaging, destination, and evaluation requirements with one trade contact.

Product descriptions and indicative capacities are starting points only. Current lot information, specifications, samples, and commercial terms are confirmed for each offer.

Tea fields in the Kenyan highlands
Kenyan tea origins · Buyer-specific trade
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Explore the Kenyan tea portfolio

Choose a category to review product information and the right next step for your enquiry.

CTC black tea
01Four principal grades

CTC black tea

BP1, PF1, Dust, and Fannings for buyer-specific blending and packing enquiries.

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Orthodox whole leaf
02Current lots on enquiry

Orthodox whole leaf

Whole-leaf offers for buyers seeking a differentiated leaf presentation and cup profile.

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Green, purple & specialty
03Availability confirmed per enquiry

Green, purple & specialty

Additional Kenyan tea lines and specialty lots to evaluate when available.

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Private label & packaging
04Partner capabilities to confirm

Private label & packaging

Discuss buyer-specific formats, blends, and packing through suitable partners.

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Origin & cooperatives
05Selected relationships

Origin & cooperatives

Learn about tea sourcing relationships identified in Bomet and Kericho.

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From product brief to trade enquiry

Share enough context for the trade desk to assess product fit and confirm what can be offered.

  1. 01Share the buyer briefCommodity, grade, intended use, indicative volume, destination, timing, and evaluation needs.
  2. 02Review product fitDiscuss relevant tea categories and confirm which current product details are available.
  3. 03Coordinate evaluationAsk about samples, specifications, packaging, and the information needed for buyer review.
  4. 04Discuss commercial next stepsConfirm scope, indicative terms, and any partner coordination required for the transaction.
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What to include in your tea enquiry

A focused brief helps clarify the right product and next steps without assuming current availability.

Product & grade
For example, CTC BP1/PF1, orthodox whole leaf, green tea, purple tea, or a specialty lot.
Intended use
Blending, tea bags, retail packs, foodservice, or another buyer specification.
Quantity & timing
Indicative volume and preferred delivery window; both are subject to confirmation.
Destination & packing
Country, port or delivery point, and any requested packaging or documentation details.
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Looking for a specific Kenyan tea offer?

Send the grade, indicative volume, destination, and any sample or packaging requirements. Availability and terms are confirmed per enquiry.