Al Baraka
| Brand name | Al Baraka |
| Meaning of name | The Arabic expression Al Baraka means ‘the blessed’. The metal box depicts a deer, which could refer to Arabic rῑm, a white gazelle, or daim al baraka, the blessed gazelle. The importer began with a gunpowder tea that he registered in 2007, but has since specialized in jasmine teas. |
| Brand owner and distributor | The owner is Chinese, but the tea is distributed from Senegal by a Senegalese |
Al Baraka jasmine tea (yellow)
| Type of tea | 8147, Jasmine tea |
| Collection date / place | Bamako (Mali), 2013 |
| Package size | 100g |
| Registration | Unknown |
Al Baraka Can (Metal Box)
| Type of tea | 4011, Chunmee |
| Collection date/place | Bamako (Mali), 2013 |
| Package size | 200g |
| Registration | Unknown |