If you run a bubble tea shop, café or restaurant in Ontario or Québec, you have two ways to source ingredients: import them yourself, or buy from local stock by the case. Doking Canada supplies bubble tea and dessert ingredients by the case from warehouses in Toronto and Montréal, with per-province wholesale pricing, free samples, and local delivery. Here is what that means for how you buy.
Two local warehouses
Doking holds stock in both of the metros where most Canadian bubble tea sells:
- Toronto warehouse: 3802 Victoria Park Ave, Toronto, ON M2H 3H7, +1-416-833-4866. Serves the Greater Toronto Area and Ontario.
- Montréal warehouse: 7320 Rue Cordner, Montréal, QC H8N 2W8, +1-514-712-9993. Serves Montréal, Laval, the South Shore and Québec.
Local stock is the whole point. You order from a warehouse in your province and receive it quickly, rather than waiting on an overseas shipment. If you’re sourcing in one metro specifically, we keep a page for each: bubble tea ingredients wholesale in Toronto and in Montréal.
What we stock
Doking carries the full ingredient set for a bubble tea or dessert menu, all sold by the case:
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Powders | Non-dairy creamer, flavoured powders, culinary matcha |
| Syrups and sugars | Fructose syrup, lemon and fruit syrups, brown sugar |
| Pearls and toppings | Black tapioca, crystal pearls, popping boba |
| Jams, jellies and fruit | Coconut jelly, canned granules, fruit purées and jams |
| Tea and coffee | Assam black tea, jasmine green tea and more |
That covers the four ingredients behind a classic milk tea, the syrups behind fruit teas and lemonades, and the toppings that let you charge more per cup.
Wholesale by the case vs importing yourself
Importing directly can look cheaper on a per-kilo basis until you add up everything around it. Buying local by the case usually wins on total cost and on flexibility:
- No overseas minimums. You buy the cases you need, not a full container.
- Days, not weeks. Reorder from local stock instead of waiting on shipping and customs.
- Lower per-case price than retail. By-the-case pricing sits well below the single-unit reference. Black tapioca, for example, is $6.50 for one bag but roughly $3.50 to $3.75 per kg by the case.
- Less cash tied up in inventory. You are not sitting on a container of stock to hit a supplier’s minimum.
By-the-case wholesale pricing is set per province (Ontario and Québec). The single-unit price is a national retail reference.
How ordering works
Doking is a wholesale supplier, not a retail checkout. You request a quote, then order by purchase order. Because we sell by the case with per-province pricing, the simplest first step is to tell us what you are looking for and which province you are in, and we will send current by-the-case pricing.
Free samples are available on request, so you can test an ingredient in your own recipes before committing to a case.
Certifications
Doking’s production base holds HACCP, ISO 9001, ISO 22000 and HALAL certifications, available on request. Doking Canada is the local operation of a manufacturer that has produced these ingredients since 1996.
Get started
Tell us what you need and your province, and we will get you current by-the-case pricing and free samples from your nearest warehouse in Toronto or Montréal. That is the fastest way to see whether local wholesale beats what you are paying now.
