Based in Manchester and Europe and originally founded by John Millar, The Great British Produce Company is a family-run tea and fine china business that caters for markets both nationally and internationally. Today, over 50 years on, the Miller family is still owned and run by the family. It continues to flourish respecting the traditional values of quality and customer care, laid down by the founder, John Miller. Specialising in the provision of the finest quality teas! The Great British Produce company name is synonymous with tea. In fact, the very first products the Millers ever produced were loose leaf wholesale tea blends, mixed by hand with wooden shovels on the original premises based in India. Today’s teas may be different, and the means of production certainly are, but they share the same attributes of those blends from many years ago, namely the finest quality teas from the world’s best estates, picked at the peak of their quality and then processed with infinite care. Our master tea tasters select only the best to craft the most exquisite blends for both home and business consumers. Today the Company packs a wide range of wholesale tea products but is flexible enough to create small runs of bespoke blends for clients. GBP scents its own teas and probably the best example of this is its range of Earl Greys and infusions. 
LEAF TEA The full loose wholesale tea selection includes black, green, oolong and white teas, herbal tisanes, fruit infusions and flavoured teas. They are available in a variety of pack sizes, from bulk packs to a new range of stunning retail cartons. These, with their distinctive Miller branding, reflect the tradition of the British “cuppa”, but with a very modern twist. The range is split along geographical origin lines, showcasing the amazing range of flavours available, there is still a place for traditional teabags. With an unbelievable selection of tea blends and infusions covers the most popular flavours GBP produces, with breakfast style bags available in sizes from one cup to four pints.