Import Cinnamon Casia — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Cinnamon Casia supplied by Numen Eduservices LLP is a spice derived from the bark of Cinnamomum cassia trees grown in India. The listing offers both whole sticks and finely ground powder, each sealed in moisture‑resistant packaging to preserve aroma. Processing is performed without artificial additives, ensuring a natural product rich in antioxidants.

In the spice trade, Cassia sticks typically measure 7 - 9 cm in length and display a reddish‑brown colour, with a moisture content of about 12 - 14 %. The essential oil fraction, mainly cinnamaldehyde, usually ranges from 1 % to 2 % by weight, contributing to the characteristic flavour. Grades labelled as ‘Grade A’ are common for food‑grade Cassia and meet ISO and FSSAI standards cited by the supplier. These typical parameters help buyers compare batches from different origins.

Cinnamon Casia is widely used by bakeries, confectionery producers and beverage manufacturers to flavour pastries, desserts and spice blends. Importers looking for bulk supply can request flexible minimum order quantities, with shipping terms that include FOB and CIF as indicated in the listing. Because the supplier’s response rate is currently zero, buyers should confirm lead times, payment conditions and any required certificates directly before placing an order. The product’s stable shelf life of up to twelve months in sealed packaging supports long‑term storage for export markets.

Numen Eduservices LLP appears on the platform as an imported supplier with a harbour trust tier, indicating that the company has passed basic verification checks but has not yet established a trading history on the site. The profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded response time, suggesting that the supplier has not replied to any enquiries to date. According to the listing, the company sources its Cinnamon Casia from growers in India and handles the processing into sticks and powder before export.

No additional corporate information such as year of establishment, employee count or client references is provided in the listing. Potential buyers should therefore request detailed company documentation, export licences and sample specifications to assess suitability. The lack of disclosed certifications beyond the ISO and FSSAI mentions means that verification of compliance should be part of the pre‑order due diligence.