Import Black Pepper 500-550gl (Sri Lankan) — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United Kingdom

This listing offers whole black peppercorns harvested in Sri Lanka, classified in the 500‑550 GL size range. The product is marketed by Artur Avdalyan, a London‑based trader. Sri Lankan pepper, historically called Ceylon pepper, is sourced from cooperative farms that select mature berries. The listing notes payment by advance TT or 40 % advance TT with balance in CAD.

The peppercorns contain a piperine level that is generally above 5 % and give a pronounced pungency compared with many other origins. In the spice trade the 500‑550 GL grade is considered a large‑size grade suitable for grinding and essential‑oil extraction. Typical moisture content for Sri Lankan pepper is below 12 % to ensure stability during storage. The cooperative reports that the crop is grown in wet and intermediate zones, often inter‑cropped with other tropical plants.

Buyers such as food manufacturers, spice distributors and restaurant supply companies use this pepper for seasoning blends and ready‑to‑eat products. The listing does not state a minimum order quantity, so importers should request the exact MOQ from the supplier. Shipping terms are limited to the advance‑payment options described; Incoterms and freight details need confirmation. Verification of origin certificates and a recent piperine analysis are recommended before finalising a contract.

Artur Avdalyan operates from London, United Kingdom, and is listed with a harbor trust tier on the platform. The supplier’s address is recorded as London, United Kingdom. Response data shows a 0 % response rate and no average response time recorded, indicating that the buyer should proactively initiate contact. The company’s profile does not disclose additional operational details such as staff size or years in business.

The listing focuses exclusively on Sri Lankan black pepper and does not mention other product lines. No certifications, such as ISO or HACCP, are cited in the supplier’s profile. Payment conditions are limited to advance telegraphic transfer arrangements. Prospective buyers are encouraged to request any missing documentation directly from the trader.