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Organic Guayusa · From Ecuador

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A smooth, naturally caffeinated loose-leaf tea grown in Ecuador. Clean taste, simple ritual, and an easy alternative to coffee or yerba mate.

Certified OrganicFairtrade50+ servings per 1 lbWorldwide Shipping

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Sample

4 oz / 113 g

$15.00

Best place to start

5 Pounds

$165.00

$33.00/lb

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Bulk

10 Pounds

$300.00

$30.00/lb

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Why Guayusa?

Naturally Energizing

Guayusa naturally contains caffeine and theobromine, offering a distinct plant-based alternative to coffee and other caffeinated drinks.

Rich in Antioxidants

Guayusa contains naturally occurring polyphenols and other plant compounds that continue to be studied for antioxidant activity.

Ethically Sourced

Sourced from Ecuador, where Guayusa is closely connected with Kichwa farming traditions and diverse Amazonian agroforestry systems.

Clean & Organic

Certified Organic and Fairtrade, with whole loose-leaf Guayusa sourced from Ecuador and packed for a simple, clean brew.

Our Roots

From the Heart
of Ecuador

Guayusa has been part of morning life in the Ecuadorian Amazon for generations. Among Kichwa communities, it has long been shared before sunrise — a time for tea, conversation, stories and the day ahead.

Our Guayusa is sourced from Ecuador through fair-trade relationships that help support Indigenous families and the communities behind each harvest. Knowing where the leaf comes from is part of what Upina is about.

Our Story

Rooted on Salt Spring Island

Small company. Growing community.

2023Founded on Salt Spring Island, B.C.
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