Import Ceylon Black Pepper & White Pepper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Ceylon Black Pepper & White Pepper offered here are derived from the Piper nigrum vine, a native wild variety in Sri Lanka. The black pepper consists of the whole dried berries, while the white pepper is produced by removing the outer skin of ripe berries and drying the seed. Both forms are available whole, crushed, or as powder, providing flexibility for culinary and industrial uses.

The product’s piperine content, a key alkaloid, delivers the characteristic pungency that distinguishes Ceylon pepper in global markets. Black pepper typically retains its outer pericarp, which contributes to its sharper aroma, while white pepper offers a milder, earthier profile due to the absence of the outer layer. Standard industry grades for Ceylon pepper include ASTA (American Spice Trade Association) cleanliness specifications, with typical moisture content below 12% and extraneous matter limited to 1% by weight.

These peppers are primarily sourced by food manufacturers, spice blenders, and gourmet chefs who value consistent flavour and aroma. Buyers often seek bulk quantities with uniform particle size for crushed or powdered variants. Trade terms for Sri Lankan spices commonly include FOB Colombo, with packaging in 25 kg or 50 kg polypropylene bags lined with polyethylene to preserve freshness during transit.

Unistar International (Pvt) Ltd operates from Ratmalana, Colombo, in the Western Province of Sri Lanka. The company is positioned in the harbor trust tier, indicating a verified operational presence in a key export hub. Its address at 53, 3rd Lane, Ratmalana, Colombo 10390, places it in a logistics-friendly area with access to Colombo Port, a critical advantage for bulk spice shipments.

The supplier’s profile confirms its focus on Ceylon spices, with black and white pepper as core offerings. While the response rate and average response hours are not currently available, the harbor tier status signals reliability in export processes. The company does not state certifications, production capacity, or client lists, so buyers should verify these details directly before proceeding with orders.