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Japanese Matcha Wholesale for Canada

Canadian cafes, restaurants, bakeries and food businesses can enquire about Japanese matcha and hojicha for regular professional use. Share your menu applications, monthly quantity and delivery destination so we can discuss suitable products and supply conditions.

Markets / Canada

Matcha & Hojicha for Your Canadian Cafe

Tell us whether you are preparing hot or iced matcha lattes, straight matcha, hojicha drinks or bakery items. If your menu uses both dairy and plant-based drinks, mention the recipes you want to evaluate. Product choice can then be discussed against your intended use.

Include Your Province, City & Postal Code

Canada is one destination region in our enquiry form, but your delivery location needs to be more specific for a quotation. Include the province or territory, city and postal code in your message. If you purchase for several locations, tell us whether you prefer one delivery point or separate destinations.

Plan Repeat Orders & Required Information

Let us know your expected monthly use, preferred start month and whether demand changes across the year. If your purchasing team needs English or French product information, or has specific packaging or document requirements, state those needs when enquiring. Available information, shipping arrangements and timing are confirmed for each order; Canadian warehouse stock is not advertised.

Products & Monthly Requirements

Start with matcha or hojicha ingredients, your intended use and preferred pack size. Our range includes Kagoshima matcha, Yame matcha and hojicha powder, with 1kg professional packs and 30g or 100g formats to discuss. Availability is confirmed for the chosen product.

Choose 1–5kg, 5–10kg, 10–30kg, 30kg or more per month, or not decided. These ranges describe your needs and do not constitute minimum order commitments or a promise of availability.

Norigate Global is the international business division of Kiri Corporation in Fukuoka, Japan. Company details.

Enquire About Supply to Canada

Planning further ahead? Discuss 2027 harvest requirements.