Online store
Retail references with clear product information for pages, newsletters and campaigns.
E-commerce & distributors
Matcha for e-commerce and distributors
Maison Genkai supports online shops, distributors and B2B resellers that need reliable, documented matcha supply able to follow volume growth.
References built for digital channels
In e-commerce and distribution, product pages must be clear, stock must be predictable and sales arguments easy to pass along. Yame origin, defined grades and clear formats help build a readable online offer.
What to confirm before ordering
- -Main channel: DTC, marketplace, B2B distribution or wholesale.
- -Initial stock volume and restock rhythm.
- -Need for product content, selling points and origin information.
- -Own-brand project or Maison Genkai resale.
E-commerce and distribution applications
B2B distribution
Supply for resellers, restaurants, hotels or specialised stores.
Bundles and sets
Matcha, hojicha and accessory combinations to increase average order value.
Private label
Development of your own reference with adapted packaging and labelling.
Recommended approach
For a digital channel, the priority is an easy-to-explain range and reliable restock from Switzerland.
Short assortment
One discovery reference, one premium reference and hojicha cover most use cases.
Professional formats
Higher volumes are available for distributors or own-brand projects.
Product documentation
Origin, grade, use cases and preparation information for richer product pages.
Discuss distribution or e-commerce
Share your sales channel, starting volume and range objective. We will reply with a tailored proposal.
FAQ for e-commerce
Can you provide product information for our listings?
Yes, we can provide the essential information on origin, grade, uses and preparation.
Do you work with distributors?
Yes, we can discuss volume, terms and assortment depending on the distribution project.
Is private label possible for an online shop?
Yes, from minimum volumes and depending on packaging, logistics and labelling constraints.