Import Cloves And Spices — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Capitol Trading offers cloves and spices that are sourced directly from Sri Lanka. The supplier describes the product as good quality and suitable for daily needs, although no detailed laboratory specifications are provided in the listing. The company states that the spices are harvested locally and prepared for export. Buyers are informed that the first shipment must be arranged by the purchaser, after which Capitol Trading can handle subsequent logistics.

In the global cloves market, typical parameters include a moisture content of less than 12 percent, an average clove length of six to eight millimetres, and a reddish‑brown colour. Whole‑clove purity is usually above ninety‑eight percent, with foreign matter limited to half a percent or less. Standard packaging for bulk cloves is a 25 kg jute bag that protects the spice from moisture and contamination. These industry norms give buyers a reference point when evaluating the product from Capitol Trading.

Cloves are used extensively in food processing, bakery products, beverages and herbal preparations. Importers such as food manufacturers, spice traders and supplement producers often look for consistent size and low moisture to ensure flavour stability. Capitol Trading notes that after the initial order the seller can arrange shipping, but it does not publish specific incoterms, payment conditions or minimum order quantities, so those details should be confirmed directly with the supplier.

Capitol Trading is listed with a harbour trust tier and is based in Sri Lanka. The address supplied in the profile contains only the country name, indicating a local operation focused on spice sourcing. The supplier’s response metrics show a 0.00 % response rate and no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication may need to be initiated proactively by the buyer.

The company states that it can arrange shipping for repeat orders after the buyer has completed an initial purchase. No further corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided, and the listing does not mention any specific certifications or quality‑assurance programmes.