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Moroccan and West African tea trade names
Trade names such as El Bellar, Sinia, Dahmiss, Flecha, Sultan and Achoura are selling designations used by exporters, importers and brand owners in the Moroccan and West African green tea trade. They are not grades in any standard, and they are not ODM Tea product names — several are, or may be, registered trade marks belonging to other companies. Each one still sits on an ordinary export grade: gunpowder 3505, 9375 or 9475, or Chunmee 41022. That grade code, with moisture, screen size and the residue standard, is what a contract has to carry.

| Trade name | Tea it is used on | Destination it is used for | Where the name appears publicly |
|---|---|---|---|
| El Bellar (also written El-bellar) | Gunpowder green tea, quoted beside the 3505 sub-grade ladder | Morocco and West Africa | Chinese exporter listing titled China Gunpowder 3505AAA El-bellar Export Tea (chunlitea.com) |
| Sinia | Gunpowder 緑茶 | モロッコ | Chinese exporter product page for Sinia Morocco gunpowder (chunlitea.com) |
| Sultan | Packed mint-tea product name carried over gunpowder 3505 | モロッコ | Exporter listing Sultan Moroccan Mint Tea on a gunpowder 3505 page (hoututea.com) |
| Flecha | Chunmee green tea, quoted as a quality designation | 西アフリカ | Exporter listing Chunmee Green Tea for Africa, Flecha quality (hoututea.com) |
| Dahmiss | Chunmee green tea on grade 41022 | モロッコ | Marketplace listing Morocco 41022 Dahmiss Chunmee Green Tea (Made-in-China) |
| Achoura | Chinese green tea, quoted as an Achoura price | Morocco and West Africa | Marketplace listing 2026 Chinese Green Tea, Achoura price (Made-in-China) |
Guide
What does a trade name actually fix?
A trade name fixes nothing a laboratory or a customs officer can check. El Bellar, Sinia, Dahmiss, Flecha, Sultan and Achoura describe how a seller or a brand owner presents a lot — not its pellet make, screen size, moisture, broken-and-fannings ceiling or residue standard. Two lots sold under the same trade name can sit on different grade codes, so the contract has to name the grade code and the specification underneath it.
The grade codes underneath are the ones published across this site: gunpowder 3505 with its AAAAA to D sub-grade ladder, 9375, 9475 and 9575, and Chunmee 41022, 9371 and 9366. Those describe the finished make after refining, which is testable; a trade name is not.
The public listings these mappings were read from, recorded during the September 2026 content audit: chunlitea.com/gunpowder-tea/best-loose-tea-companies-3505.html (El Bellar quoted with 3505AAA), chunlitea.com/gunpowder-tea/sinia-tea-morocco-gunpowder.html (Sinia), hoututea.com/gunpowder-tea/tea-gunpowder-3505-to-morocco.html (Sultan), hoututea.com/chunmee-tea/chunmee-green-tea-for-africa-flecha-quality.html (Flecha), and Made-in-China listings for Morocco 41022 Dahmiss Chunmee Green Tea and 2026 Chinese Green Tea, Achoura price. They are third-party sales pages, cited as evidence that the name is used and for nothing else.
Are these names sold by ODM Tea?
ODM Tea quotes by grade code and specification, not by trade name. Several of these names are, or may be, registered trade marks or house brands owned by other companies, so this page maps them for buyers who meet them in the market rather than offering tea under them. Where a buyer owns or licenses a brand, packing it is a private-label question: the brand stays the buyer's, and the label is checked against the destination's labelling law before artwork is approved.
What should a buyer ask when a trade name is quoted?
Ask for six things: the grade code, the sub-grade suffix where one applies, moisture, the broken-and-fannings ceiling, the residue standard by destination, and the packing net weight. A quotation that answers those six can be compared with any other quotation; one that answers with a trade name alone cannot be compared with anything.
Where an existing programme is written around a trade name, the practical step is to ask the incumbent supplier which grade code and specification it has been shipping, then quote against that rather than against the name.
よく聞かれる質問
What is El Bellar tea?
A trade name used in gunpowder green tea listings for the Moroccan and West African market, quoted beside grade codes such as 3505AAA. It is a seller's designation, not a grade in any standard.
Is Sultan a tea grade?
No. Sultan is a product or brand name seen on packed Moroccan mint tea and on gunpowder 3505 listings. The grade code and the specification underneath it are what a contract has to state.
What is Dahmiss Chunmee?
A trade name used on Chunmee green tea for Morocco, quoted in marketplace listings against grade 41022.
Does ODM Tea sell tea under these trade names?
No. ODM Tea quotes by grade code and specification. Several of these names are, or may be, registered trade marks belonging to other companies.