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  • HEYTEA Bayberry 50% Green Tea 450 mL Case

    We offer HEYTEA Bayberry 50% Green Tea in 15 and 30 packs of 450 mL / 15.2 fl oz plastic bottles. Bayberry is a Chinese fruit that rarely appears in US drinks, and this is HEYTEA's half-juice green tea version. This is the China market edition, so the label is in Simplified Chinese rather than English.

    Pack sizes 15 Pack or 30 Pack
    Unit size 450 mL / 15.2 fl oz
    Container Plastic bottle
    Country of origin China (China market edition, Simplified Chinese label)

    What is in each pack:

    • 15 Pack: 15 sealed 450 mL / 15.2 fl oz plastic bottles, 6.8 L (228 fl oz)
    • 30 Pack: 30 sealed 450 mL / 15.2 fl oz plastic bottles, 13.5 L (456 fl oz)

    Bayberry is a flavor people look for specifically, so this case sells to Asian grocery, tea shops and import-focused retailers rather than to general soda buyers. Offices and cafes take a 15 count as a standing cooler item.

    You may also see this listed as a 15 pack, 30 pack, 15ct, 30ct and case of 30.

    What pack sizes do you offer?

    We offer HEYTEA Bayberry 50% Green Tea in 15 and 30 packs of 450 mL / 15.2 fl oz plastic bottles. Pick the pack size above.

    Does this case ship free?

    Yes. Free US shipping applies to orders of $20 or more, and every pack size on this page is above that.

    Bottles ship in the manufacturer's case packaging inside a shipping box. We ship from our California warehouse.

    Is this the same product you sell as singles?

    Yes. Every plastic bottle in the pack is the same 450 mL / 15.2 fl oz plastic bottle we sell one at a time. The pack changes the quantity and gives you a price break per plastic bottle compared with buying singles.

    Want just one? See the single HEYTEA Bayberry 50% Green Tea.

    Can I get a mixed case?

    Not on this page. This page is a single flavor. Variety packs are listed as their own products in Full Cases.

    What about expiration dates?

    Imported food and drink is dated the way its home market dates it. Chinese production in particular usually prints a production date on the pack, with the factory publishing the shelf life that goes with it, rather than printing a best-by date. Where a date is printed, the format follows the country of origin, so it can read DD/MM/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD instead of the US MM/DD/YYYY. Our warehouse separates inventory by batch and rotates it. Full details are on our FAQ page.

    Browse the rest: all full cases.

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