Rose Buds Wholesale
Bulk dried rose buds (Rosa rugosa, Mei Gui Hua, 玫瑰花) sourced through Bozhou for herbal tea blending, private-label tea bag packing, beverage production, and botanical raw material formulation. Importers can evaluate whole tea-grade buds across color, aroma, petal completeness, moisture control (≤ 12%), broken rate, and export document readiness. MOQ from 1 kg for sample evaluation, trial orders, and mixed flower tea shipments; product use, labeling and claims are subject to local regulations.
Product specifications
| English Name | Rose Buds |
| Chinese Name | 玫瑰花 |
| Pinyin | Mei Gui Hua |
| Latin Name | Rosa rugosa |
| Part Used | Flower bud |
| Available Forms | Whole dried buds, select tea grade, cut pieces, tea bag cut (TBC 1–3 mm) |
| Quotation basis | Current B2B quotation after confirming specification, grade, quantity, packaging, destination country and delivery terms. Website does not publish fixed prices. |
| Standard Packaging | MOQ: 1 Ctn (10kg) |
| Traditional Properties | Warm; sweet, slightly bitter. Enters Liver and Spleen meridians (温，甘、微苦；归肝、脾经) |
| Traditional Actions | Regulates Qi flow, resolves stagnation, harmonizes blood, and eases discomfort (行气解郁，和血，止痛) |
| Origin | China, sourced through Bozhou herb market |
| MOQ | MOQ from 1 kg; discuss based on specification and season |
| Packaging | Bulk cartons or woven bags; custom packing upon request |
Applications & Uses
Aromatic floral teas, mood-harmonizing herbal infusions, beauty & wellness blends, and botanical potpourri.
Traditional herbal characteristics
TCM properties: Warm; sweet, slightly bitter. Enters Liver and Spleen meridians (温，甘、微苦；归肝、脾经)
Traditional actions: Regulates Qi flow, resolves stagnation, harmonizes blood, and eases discomfort (行气解郁，和血，止痛)
Documents on request
COA, third-party testing, certificate of origin, phytosanitary or other export documents can be arranged when required.
Quote checklist
MOQ from 1 kg. Please send target specification, quantity, destination country and packaging requirements.
Get Latest PriceTraditional Actions & Functional Applications (传统功效与应用方向)
🌿 Traditional Properties (性味归经)
Warm; sweet, slightly bitter. Enters Liver and Spleen meridians (温，甘、微苦；归肝、脾经)
Categorized under Flowers & Buds in traditional botanical literature.
✨ Traditional Actions (传统功效)
Regulates Qi flow, resolves stagnation, harmonizes blood, and eases discomfort (行气解郁，和血，止痛)
Documented in traditional Chinese herbal pharmacopoeia for classic botanical formulas and wellness applications.
🍵 Formulation & Blending Uses (应用方向)
Aromatic floral teas, mood-harmonizing herbal infusions, beauty & wellness blends, and botanical potpourri.
Commonly selected by international tea blenders, botanical beverage formulators, and dietary ingredient processors.
*Disclaimer: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) properties and herbal actions are presented for botanical raw material identification, tea formulation planning, and historical reference only. Products are supplied in bulk as raw botanical ingredients. Finished product labeling, health claims, and classifications remain subject to applicable food, supplement, or herbal regulations in the buyer's destination country.
Rose Buds Wholesale buying guide
This buying guide is written for importers, herbal tea brands, botanical ingredient buyers and trading companies comparing rose buds specifications from China.
Available specifications
Rose Buds can be discussed in forms such as whole dried buds, select tea grade, cut pieces, tea bag cut (tbc 1–3 mm). Buyers should confirm cut size, grade, color, moisture expectations, packaging style and destination country before asking for a final quotation.
Quality checklist
Check appearance, odor, dryness, foreign matter, broken rate, uniformity and packing condition. For larger orders, third-party testing or pre-shipment inspection can be arranged upon request.
Sample and MOQ
Sample availability depends on season and specification. MOQ from 1 kg is available for many starter products; larger MOQ is discussed based on grade, packaging and whether the buyer needs a single product order or mixed order with other Chinese herbs.
How to buy Rose Buds from Bozhou
Start by sending the target product name, Chinese name if available, expected quantity, destination country and required form. Bozhou sourcing is useful because multiple grades may be available in the market. A clear inquiry helps compare the correct material instead of only comparing the cheapest price.
For B2B buyers, the best process is sample confirmation, written specification, bulk quotation, packaging confirmation, inspection arrangement and shipment discussion. If the product will be used as herbal tea ingredient, botanical raw material or further processing ingredient, the buyer should also confirm local import and labeling requirements.
Common buyer questions
Buyers often ask whether the product can be supplied in cartons, woven bags or custom packing. They also ask whether documents such as COA, certificate of origin or phytosanitary documents can be arranged. These requirements should be discussed before order confirmation because they may affect cost and lead time.
Applications are subject to local regulations. We describe products as raw botanical materials, herbal tea ingredients or traditional herbal product materials, and avoid unsupported medical claims.
Packaging and shipment planning
Before confirming a bulk order, buyers should decide whether they need standard export cartons, woven bags, inner plastic lining, vacuum packing or custom labels. Packaging affects loading volume, moisture protection and final landed cost. If the product will be repacked by the importer, bulk packaging may be enough. If the product will be sold as a tea ingredient or ingredient for further blending, cleaner selected material and stronger packaging may be worth the extra cost.
Why work with a Bozhou-based sourcing partner
A Bozhou-based sourcing partner can help compare available grades, check whether the current season is suitable for buying, and source related products for mixed orders. This is important for buyers building a long-term Chinese herb supply chain rather than making a one-time purchase. Clear communication, written specifications, sample records and pre-shipment checks make repeat orders easier and reduce misunderstanding between buyer and supplier.
Long-term supply planning
For repeat purchasing, buyers should record approved sample photos, packing details, grade notes, acceptable moisture range, preferred cut size and document requirements. These records help the supplier quote the same standard next time and help the buyer compare price changes fairly. Seasonal herbs may change in appearance and price, so long-term buyers should ask for updated photos and sample confirmation when switching harvest lots. A stable sourcing workflow improves consistency, reduces dispute risk and supports stronger cooperation between overseas buyers and a Bozhou-based Chinese herb supplier.
Next step for buyers
When you are ready to compare quotations, prepare a short inquiry with the product name, required specification, estimated quantity, destination country, packing preference and any document requirements. This makes it easier to check the correct grade and respond with a useful quotation instead of a general market price.
Rose buds image and sourcing notes for importers
Rose buds (Rosa rugosa, Mei Gui Hua, 玫瑰花) buyers should confirm bud completeness, color uniformity (deep purple-red to pink), natural floral aroma, moisture level, broken petal rate and foreign matter limits before comparing quotations. The gallery follows the buyer-friendly overview, close detail texture, display presentation and water infusion reference order so importers can evaluate flower tea quality without confusion.
Processing forms and inspection
Discuss whole tea-grade dried buds, selected tight buds, coarse cut pieces or tea bag cut (TBC 1–3 mm) on request. Key quality inspection points include bud size uniformity (typically 1.0–2.0 cm), intact calyx and stem length (≤ 5 mm), moisture control (≤ 12%), natural rose fragrance without sulfur or artificial perfume, absence of mold, moth damage or foreign matter.
Packing and documentation
Packing should protect dried rose buds from moisture pickup, crushing, color fading and aroma loss during storage and transport. Standard bulk options include double-poly-lined corrugated export cartons (10–15 kg) or custom carton sizes; private-label tea bag packaging and retail pouch OEM can also be discussed. Buyers can discuss shipping marks, COA, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate and destination-country import documentation before order confirmation.
Sample and inquiry CTA
MOQ from 1 kg is available for dried rose buds sample evaluation, trial batches, private-label flower tea projects and mixed botanical shipments when market availability is suitable. Send your target bud specification, estimated quantity, destination country and packaging requirements; product use, labeling and claims are subject to local regulations in the buyer's market.
Request rose buds quoteImage and gallery note
The product gallery presents a verified real bulk rose bud overview photo, close detail texture showing petal layers and dryness, display presentation of whole tea-grade buds, and a neutral water infusion reference for herbal tea planning. Images are provided for B2B botanical evaluation and sample reference; they do not represent finished retail promises or medical claims.
Rose buds sourcing FAQ
What details should importers confirm before ordering dried rose buds?
Confirm the flower or bud completeness, color, aroma, broken rate, moisture, approved sample reference, packaging and document requirements, quantity, destination country, label information and private-label packing discussion before order confirmation.
Can dried rose buds samples or private-label flower tea trial orders start with MOQ from 1 kg?
MOQ from 1 kg can be discussed for dried rose buds samples, private-label flower tea trial orders and mixed flower ingredient orders when market availability, packing and shipment planning are suitable.
What document topics should buyers discuss for dried rose buds?
Buyers can discuss COA, third-party testing, certificate of origin, phytosanitary documents, packing marks, label information, private-label packing discussion and destination country requirements before shipment. Product use, labeling and claims are subject to local regulations.
What cut specifications, flower bud grades and packaging forms are available for rose buds wholesale?
Rose buds (Rosa rugosa, Mei Gui Hua, 玫瑰花) is available in primary commercial export specifications: Grade 1 selected whole tight unopened buds (Pingyin double-petal or Kushui floral cultivars, 1.0–2.0 cm bud size, vibrant purple-red or deep pink color, intact green calyx), Grade 2 open-bloom flower buds, coarse crushed rose petals, machine-sifted tea bag cut (TBC 1–3 mm), and botanical fine powder (60–100 mesh). All export batches undergo low-temperature hot-air or heat-pump drying without sulfur fumigation (SO2 < 10 ppm) to preserve natural anthocyanin color and volatile essential oil fragrance, with moisture strictly controlled (≤ 12.0%). Standard bulk export packaging is 10 kg double-poly-lined corrugated export cartons or custom vacuum pouches. Importers should specify cultivar origin, bud grade, whole vs TBC particle cut, destination country, and packaging style before quotation. Product use, labeling and claims are subject to local regulations.
Traditional Herbal Pairings & Formulation Synergies (传统经典搭配与配伍)
In traditional Chinese botanical formulation (药对), companion herbs are combined to enhance specific qualities, balance temperature, or improve tea infusion harmony. Here are classical pairings for Rose Buds:
Jasmine Flower (茉莉花)
Dual floral aromatherapy tea for soothing mood and uplifting the spirit.
View Jasmine Flower →Tangerine Peel (陈皮)
Qi-regulating floral-citrus blend for easing abdominal tightness and stress.
View Tangerine Peel →Goji Berry (枸杞)
Beauty and vitality flower-fruit infusion with delicate floral sweetness.
View Goji Berry →*Formulation note: Traditional pairings are provided for B2B tea blenders, functional beverage developers, and dietary formulators. Finished product ratios and claims depend on target market regulations.
Target Market Regulatory & Efficacy Positioning (对应国家合规功效宣传指南)
How international B2B buyers in major destination markets position and compliantly label Rose Buds according to local regulatory frameworks:
🇺🇸 North America (FDA / DSHEA / NHP)
Premium specialty floral tea, beauty-from-within botanical blend, aesthetic loose-leaf tea ingredient.
🇪🇺 Europe & UK (EFSA / THMPD)
Classic European herbal and fruit infusion staple, afternoon luxury tea, natural botanical flavoring.
🇯🇵🇰🇷 East Asia (Japan Kampo / Korea MFDS)
Extremely popular lifestyle flower tea among young urban consumers for beauty, relaxation, and emotional balance.
🇸🇬🇲🇾 Southeast Asia (Halal & Food / Beverage)
Fragrant floral iced teas, luxury cafe tea blends, and wellness beverage formulations.
*Regulatory guidance: Product use, import classification, nutrition labeling, and allowable marketing claims are strictly subject to local food, drug, or dietary supplement laws in the destination country. Bozhou Herb Source provides raw botanical ingredients with COA, origin, and testing documentation upon request.
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