Import Coconut Sugar — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Coconut sugar supplied by Lucky Leather Stores is produced from the sap of coconut palms harvested in Sri Lanka. The sap is collected by cutting the flower‑bud stem, mixed with water and boiled to a syrup before drying and crystallising into granules that look similar to conventional white sugar. Each granule retains trace amounts of iron, zinc, calcium and potassium, although the quantities per serving are insufficient for a measurable nutritional claim. The product is marketed as a natural alternative to refined cane sugar.

The granules have a light brown colour and a mild caramel flavour, typical of unrefined palm sugars. In the confectionery sector such sugars are valued for their lower glycaemic impact, partly due to the presence of inulin fibre. Industry standards often specify a moisture content between 5 % and 8 % and a total ash below 0.5 % for raw palm sugar; these values are considered typical for the category.

Importers usually request bulk packaging in food‑grade polyethylene bags or bulk drums, and confirm that the product complies with the buyer’s target moisture and impurity limits. Payment terms are negotiated directly with Lucky Leather Stores and should be clarified before order confirmation. The supplier’s harbour trust tier indicates a basic level of verification, but buyers are advised to request a recent laboratory analysis report to validate quality.

Lucky Leather Stores operates from the Lls Building, Level 2, #64 Second Cross Street in Pettah, Colombo, Sri Lanka. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating that basic verification of business registration has been completed on the marketplace. Although the response rate shown is 0 %, the listed address confirms a physical presence in the capital’s commercial district.

The supplier’s current catalogue includes coconut sugar derived from locally harvested coconut palm sap. No additional certifications, minimum order quantities or production capacity are disclosed, so buyers should request these details directly. Communication channels are limited to the contact information provided in the listing.