Matcha Capsules
Ingredient origin: Chiang Mai, Thailand
Matcha is a finely milled green tea powder made from shade-grown Camellia sinensis leaves.
- Energy & Vitality
- Stress Balance
- Focus & Mental Clarity
- Product format
- Capsules
- Units per package
- 60 Capsules
- Content per capsule
- 500 mg
- Ingredient origin
- Chiang Mai, Thailand
Main Ingredient
Product overview
Matcha comes from Camellia sinensis, the tea plant. Unlike regular brewed green tea, matcha is made by finely milling specially prepared tea leaves into a powder that is consumed as a whole-leaf preparation. High-quality matcha is often associated with Japanese tea culture, shade-growing, careful leaf selection and fine milling.
For Eluneya, matcha can be positioned as a premium tea ingredient where origin, grade, milling quality, colour and freshness are important. Traceability can document tea origin, harvest period, processing method, storage and batch freshness, all of which influence sensory quality.
Benefits
Matcha is commonly chosen for its tea ritual, green colour, distinctive taste and role in daily beverage routines. It is often positioned around focus, energy or antioxidants, but public claims should be handled carefully depending on market rules and analytical support.
Safer communication focuses on tea tradition, whole-leaf preparation, flavour, colour, origin and preparation ritual. Caffeine content should be disclosed where relevant.
Origin & Cultivation
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand
- Mountain region
- Seasonal rainfall
- Smallholder cultivation
- Northern Thailand
Chiang Mai lies within the mountainous landscape of northern Thailand, where warm temperatures, seasonal rainfall and varied elevations create diverse growing conditions. The region has a long agricultural tradition and is known for smallholder cultivation, local plant knowledge and close connections between growers, drying facilities and botanical processors.
View region on mapBotanical crops in the Chiang Mai region are often cultivated within small-scale and community-based agricultural networks. Growing practices vary by crop and producer, while harvesting, drying and processing are commonly organised through regional facilities. Public origin information is presented at regional level to protect private farm and supplier details.
Processing & Quality
Vortex Freeze Drying
A distinctive low-temperature drying method that transforms deeply frozen botanical material into a fine, porous powder while helping preserve its natural quality.
Vortex Freeze-Drying is a distinctive low-temperature process designed to preserve the natural quality of botanical ingredients as carefully as possible. During drying, deeply frozen material remains in continuous motion while frozen moisture is removed under vacuum through sublimation. As the ice structure disappears, the particles naturally separate into a fine, light and porous powder. Drying and powder formation take place within the same controlled process, eliminating or greatly reducing the need for mechanical grinding. This limits additional heat exposure and handling, helping retain the ingredient’s natural structure, color, aroma and sensitive compounds while achieving low residual moisture.
How to use
Usage guidance
- Serving size
- 1
- Recommended daily intake
- 2
- Best time to take
- Any time of day
- How to take
- Take 2 capsules daily with water.
Storage & safety
- Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Suitable for
- Gluten Free
- Non-GMO
- Organic
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
Product specifications
- Product format
- Capsules
- Units per package
- 60 Capsules
- Content per capsule
- 500 mg
- Net content
- 30 gram
- Main ingredient
- Matcha
- Ingredient origin
- Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Processing method
- Vortex Freeze Drying
Where to buy
Availability varies by region. Visit our Where to Buy page for current stockists and marketplaces in your area.
Where to Buy