Product Direction
Matcha type, application, sensory target, certification status, and approved quality level.
Share the finished application, estimated quantity, destination market, packaging route, and document requirements. We will use those details to prepare a product-specific commercial quotation.
An exact grade is not required for the first brief. Describe the finished product and mark which quantities, packaging choices or delivery dates are still estimates. The final offer should identify assumptions that need approval.
The form is designed for bulk matcha, wholesale supply, private label, custom product, packaging, sample, and repeat-order pricing requests.
Complete the fields below so the quotation can reflect the intended product, commercial scope, and destination.
A useful quotation is more than a price per kilogram. Product performance, order structure, packaging, quality review, and delivery terms all affect the final commercial offer.
Matcha type, application, sensory target, certification status, and approved quality level.
Quantity per product, trial volume, repeat demand, packing configuration, and order frequency.
Specifications, batch COA, requested testing, certification copies, and buyer-approval files.
Destination, freight mode, Incoterm, customs route, requested arrival window, and landed-cost scope.
We first define what must be quoted, then align the product, packaging, documents, and delivery scope so different options can be compared on the same basis.
Confirm the application, market, quantity, product position, packaging, documents, and delivery expectations.
Select the relevant product direction and clarify which costs, tests, packaging items, and commercial terms are included.
Provide the quotation, note any open assumptions, and recommend samples, documents, packaging review, or follow-up information where needed.
These answers explain what affects the quotation and how to prepare a request that can be compared and approved internally.
Compare offers only after the product, quantity and cost inclusions are aligned. A low powder price can describe a different grade, packing format or delivery scope.
| Offer item | Confirm with the supplier | Keep with the approval |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Product code, composition, sample reference and agreed specification. | The approved sample and specification version. |
| Quantity and packaging | Kilograms per product, fill weight, pack units and artwork requirements. | The packing configuration and applicable MOQ. |
| Documents | Included batch files, requested tests and any extra cost or timing. | The agreed document list. |
| Price and delivery | Currency, quote validity, trade term, named place and included charges. | A comparable total-cost basis and schedule. |
Use the quotation form to define the commercial scope. We will review the information and identify any details needed before a product-specific offer can be prepared.