Tang Sugar Certifications| The Foundation of Trust in Global Bubble Tea Trade
International certifications are not just a ticket to global markets. They are the foundation of a brand that lasts.
In a fast-growing bubble tea market, flavor matters, but whether a brand can expand across regions and grow steadily usually comes down to quality management, food safety, regulatory compliance and a supply chain you can trust.
Tang Sugar knows that for brands, distributors and channel partners, a product must not only taste good but also pass the strict checks of markets, regulations and international channels. That is why we use international certifications, systematic management and supply chain control to build a stable, verifiable and sustainable global supply system.

International certifications: Tap a mark to see what it guarantees
ISO 22000 / FSSC 22000 Food Safety Management|The Basis of Consistent Quality
Our partner factories hold ISO 22000 food safety management certification (verified by SGS) and FSSC 22000 certification. Standardized processes ensure consistent quality control from raw material purchasing and production to finished goods shipment.
- Standardized production management
- More consistent product quality
- A more stable supply chain
- Fewer human and process errors
For bubble tea brands and distributors, consistent quality means a consistent reputation and less business risk from product variation.
HACCP Food Safety System|Systematically Reducing Food Safety Risk
Our partner factories apply HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point), analyzing, monitoring and managing the critical risk points in production.
- Full traceability
- Food safety risk prevention
- Stronger production monitoring
- Safer products
Meets the basic purchasing requirements of large chains, international channels and food buyers, building competitiveness and trust.
Halal Certification|Your Entry to Muslim Markets Worldwide
As bubble tea keeps growing in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America, Halal certification has become a key purchasing requirement in many markets.
- Meets Muslim consumer needs
- Easier international distribution
- Wider market reach
- Stronger international competitiveness
Helps partners enter Southeast Asian, Middle Eastern and other Muslim markets quickly, lowering barriers to entry and opening new opportunities.
FDA Compliance|Stronger International Trade Compliance
For exports, we follow the rules of each target market, including FDA registration, filings and food regulatory procedures, so the supply chain meets international trade requirements.
- Lower export and customs risk
- Wider acceptance by international buyers
- A more stable cross-border supply chain
- Compliant trade procedures
Helps brands and distributors build a stable export base and avoid delays, returned shipments or extra costs caused by regulatory issues.
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S® Number|International Business Credit
In international trade, a company's credit and ability to deliver matter as much as product quality. Tang Sugar is registered with Dun & Bradstreet (D-U-N-S® Number), giving us an internationally recognized business credit profile.
- Internationally recognized company identification
- Greater transparency
- Stronger basis of trust
- Security for long-term cooperation
Helps international buyers, distributors and partners complete supplier evaluation and due diligence quickly, reducing decision risk.
Before You Import Bubble Tea Ingredients, Check These 6 Things
Tapioca pearls, syrups and tea leaves can look the same, yet suppliers differ widely in quality control and compliance paperwork. Many overseas buyers cannot tell the difference from the packaging and only find out when a shipment is held at customs or fails testing. Before you order, ask your supplier for the documents below.
Certificate of Origin
An official Taiwan-issued Certificate of Origin proves the ingredients were actually produced in Taiwan.
FDA food facility registration
Food facilities that export to the US must register with the FDA, and the FDA may inspect foreign facilities. Confirm the registration is current and the factory can be inspected.
Ingredient and additive spec sheet
A full list of ingredients, additives and colors, checked against your country's permitted lists. Unclear ingredients put both customs clearance and retail listing at risk.
Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Test results for heavy metals, microbes, preservatives and more, ideally from a third-party lab and tied to the shipment's lot number.
Food safety certification
HACCP, ISO 22000 / FSSC 22000, plus Halal when needed. Check that the certificate names the factory that actually makes the product and is still valid.
Lot traceability
A finished-goods lot number should trace back to raw material sources and production dates, so the same lot can be found and recalled quickly if a problem arises.
Ship With Tang Sugar, Paperwork Included
We prepare the documents before you order, so overseas partners can clear customs and stock shelves with confidence.
- Partner factories certified to ISO 22000 (SGS), FSSC 22000 and HACCP
- Halal-certified products available
- FDA registration and filing support for your market
- Certificate of Origin and COA prepared for every shipment, available on request
- Mixed-container shipping with paperwork in one set
Further reading: Full guide to the 6 supplier documentsFood additive rules by countryHow to read a COAHow to apply for a Certificate of OriginThe legal risks of origin washing
Sources: US FDA Foreign Supplier Verification Programs (FSVP, 21 CFR Part 1 Subpart L); FDA Import Alert 99-32.
Certifications Mean More Than Compliance. They Mean Trust
As the global tea drink market grows fast, what sustains a brand over the long term is not the product alone but a supply system that is verifiable, traceable and compliant with international standards. Tang Sugar treats quality management, food safety, market access and corporate credibility as core supply chain infrastructure, and uses international certifications and systematic management to help partners lower risk, work more efficiently and build a stronger market position.
Because we believe:
Good ingredients make a product; a trustworthy supply chain makes a lasting brand.
Before You Import Bubble Tea Ingredients, Check These 6 Things
Tapioca pearls, syrups and tea leaves can look the same, yet suppliers differ widely in quality control and compliance paperwork. Many overseas buyers cannot tell the difference from the packaging and only find out when a shipment is held at customs or fails testing. Before you order, ask your supplier for the documents below.
Certificate of Origin
An official Taiwan-issued Certificate of Origin proves the ingredients were actually produced in Taiwan.
FDA food facility registration
Food facilities that export to the US must register with the FDA, and the FDA may inspect foreign facilities. Confirm the registration is current and the factory can be inspected.
Ingredient and additive spec sheet
A full list of ingredients, additives and colors, checked against your country's permitted lists. Unclear ingredients put both customs clearance and retail listing at risk.
Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Test results for heavy metals, microbes, preservatives and more, ideally from a third-party lab and tied to the shipment's lot number.
Food safety certification
HACCP, ISO 22000 / FSSC 22000, plus Halal when needed. Check that the certificate names the factory that actually makes the product and is still valid.
Lot traceability
A finished-goods lot number should trace back to raw material sources and production dates, so the same lot can be found and recalled quickly if a problem arises.
Ship With Tang Sugar, Paperwork Included
We prepare the documents before you order, so overseas partners can clear customs and stock shelves with confidence.
- Partner factories certified to ISO 22000 (SGS), FSSC 22000 and HACCP
- Halal-certified products available
- FDA registration and filing support for your market
- Certificate of Origin and COA prepared for every shipment, available on request
- Mixed-container shipping with paperwork in one set
Further reading: Full guide to the 6 supplier documentsFood additive rules by countryHow to read a COAHow to apply for a Certificate of OriginThe legal risks of origin washing
Sources: US FDA Foreign Supplier Verification Programs (FSVP, 21 CFR Part 1 Subpart L); FDA Import Alert 99-32.