Buy soursop, moringa, tulsi, guava, hibiscus, papaya, avocado and mango leaves by the carton. 12 retail packs per carton, with volume discounts that grow as your carton count rises.
| Product | Cartons | Units | Price / Unit | Line Total | Discount | Add |
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Soursop Leaves
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— | $8.99$9.99 | — | — | |
Moringa Leaves
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— | $8.99 | — | — | |
Tulsi Leaves (Holy Basil)
Sold out
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— | $7.99$8.99 | — | — | |
Guava Leaves
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— | $8.99 | — | — | |
Hibiscus Flowers
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— | $10.99 | — | — | |
Papaya Leaves
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— | $8.99 | — | — | |
Avocado Leaves
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— | $7.99$8.99 | — | — | |
Mango Leaves
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— | $8.99 | — | — |
Bulk dried herbs for resale
Akshar Herbs & Spices supplies dried herbs and loose leaf herbal teas in bulk to grocery stores, health food shops, specialty Caribbean, Latin American, African and Asian markets, cafés and online resellers. Every product on this page ships in cartons of 12 retail packs, ready for the shelf.
Order one herb or mix several — your total carton count sets the discount tier. Looking for tea bags or spice powders too? See wholesale herbal tea bags and wholesale ginger powder.
Also known as graviola leaves, guanabana leaves, hoja de guanábana, corossol leaves
Whole dried soursop leaves, brewed as a traditional herbal tea across the Caribbean, Latin America and Africa. A steady seller for Caribbean, Hispanic and African grocery stores and health food shops.
Also known as moringa oleifera, drumstick tree leaves, malunggay, sajana
Dried moringa oleifera leaves for brewing as tea or crumbling into food. Popular with health food stores, supplement retailers and South Asian and African grocers.
Also known as holy basil, tulsi, Ocimum tenuiflorum, Ocimum sanctum
Dried tulsi (holy basil) leaves, a staple of Ayurvedic tradition and Indian households. Suited to Indian grocers, Ayurvedic shops, yoga studios and tea retailers.
Also known as hojas de guayaba, feuilles de goyave, Psidium guajava
Whole dried guava leaves for traditional guava leaf tea. In demand at Latin American, Caribbean and Asian grocery stores.
Also known as flor de jamaica, roselle, sorrel, bissap, karkade, Hibiscus sabdariffa
Deep red dried hibiscus flowers for agua de jamaica, sorrel drinks, bissap and iced tea. A reliable seller for Mexican, Caribbean and West African grocers, juice bars and cafés.
Also known as hojas de papaya, feuilles de papaye, Carica papaya leaves
Dried papaya leaves for brewing papaya leaf tea. Stocked by Asian, Latin American and health food retailers.
Also known as hojas de aguacate, Persea americana leaves
Dried avocado leaves used in Mexican cooking — beans, barbacoa and mole — and brewed as an herbal tea. A good fit for Mexican and Latin American grocers and specialty spice shops.
Also known as hojas de mango, Mangifera indica leaves
Whole dried mango leaves for mango leaf tea, sold to Asian, Caribbean and health food retailers.
You can order from a single carton. Every carton holds 12 retail packs. Volume discounts start once your order reaches the first carton tier shown in the order table above.
Yes — every carton on this page counts toward the same discount tier. To combine these with products from other categories and have all cartons count together, use the full bulk order page.
The discount for your tier is worked out as you add cartons, and the matching discount code is applied automatically when you click Proceed to Checkout.
For orders above 50 cartons, contact us for a custom quote.
Soursop, hibiscus and guava leaves are staples in Caribbean and Latin American stores, moringa and tulsi are popular in South Asian and health food shops, and avocado leaves are a Mexican kitchen ingredient. Many retailers start with a mixed order across several herbs.
