TEA BAGS
Nylon Gauze Teabag Processing
This is one of the most used materials in the tea sachets production industry.
Nylon gauze is the high commonly used in teabag production.
With its long history, the material has sustainable high quality.
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IMA Teabag
The IMA teabag was produced using machines made by the prestigious IMA Group, which can manufacture hundreds of teabags per minute. The IMA teabag is currently being used by many restaurants and hotels. ■Interior Teabag Material Paper (There are three types of tags: "white plain", "grass-colored brown letters", and "red-colored brown letters") ■Exterior Teabag Material Our company own film (catalog listing / 8 types available)
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Shintomi No. 2 Factory Tea Bag Processing
At the Shintomi no. 2 factory, we are equipped with more sanitary and environmental equipment and are processing tea bags. All of the systems and equipment are meet the requirement of HACCP and suitable for tea bag processing.
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Seasonal Product [New Year]: Individually Wrapped Teabags
For the celebration of the New Year 2022, we producing individually wrapped teabag with a special Japanese Traditional Design for the exterior package.
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IMA Teabag Processing
A type of teabag produced by using the manufacturing machines of IMA corporation, the world leader in tea bagging machine. IMA teabags are manufactured with the IMA corporation's high-speed producing machine.
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Exclusive: Balloon Teabag Processing
A type of teabag that swells out when shaken.
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Soilon Gauze Teabag Processing
A soilon is a mesh that uses for teabag material derived from starch (such as corn starch).


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