Bigelow BTC30568 Assorted Green Tea Tray Pack 64 Ct

Product Description

The BIGELOW BTC30568 is an assorted green tea tray pack containing 64 individually wrapped tea bags across eight distinct green tea varieties. Each bag is made from Camellia sinensis leaves that are steamed or pan-fired to halt oxidation, a process that preserves the characteristic light color and delicate flavor profile of green tea. The result is a brew that carries less caffeine than black or Oolong teas and delivers polyphenols including EGCG. This tray pack is designed for food service environments where variety, portion control, and convenience are priorities.

This assorted pack is suited for hospitality settings, office break rooms, cafeterias, and similar food service operations. The eight varieties included are Green Tea, Decaffeinated Green Tea, Green Tea with Mint, Green Tea with Peach, Constant Comment Green, Green Tea with Lemon, Green Tea with Mango, and Earl Grey Green. Each tea bag is individually wrapped to preserve freshness until use. The tray format makes counter or station display straightforward for high-traffic service areas.

Key Features

• 64 individually wrapped tea bags per box for portion control and freshness
• Eight green tea varieties included to accommodate a range of guest preferences
• Made from steamed or pan-fired Camellia sinensis leaves to preserve green tea character
• Lower caffeine content compared to black and Oolong teas
• Contains polyphenols including EGCG
• Tray pack format supports organized counter or beverage station display

Compatibility

Designed as a standard food service tray pack suitable for hospitality beverage stations, office settings, cafeterias, and similar commercial or institutional tea service applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store in a cool, dry location away from strong odors and direct sunlight to preserve flavor integrity. Follow applicable food safety and handling guidelines for your operation. Rotate stock using first-in, first-out practices.