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

Coconut treacle from Nmk - Sri Lanka is a natural syrup extracted from the sap of coconut flower blossoms. The product is 100 percent free from artificial additives, preserving its pure, caramelised sweetness with a mild floral note. It is harvested in Colombo’s Mawathagama region, where local farmers tap the inflorescence under controlled conditions to ensure consistency in colour and viscosity.

The treacle retains trace minerals such as potassium, magnesium and iron typical for coconut sap, and its moisture content generally falls in the standard 18 to 22 percent range for such syrups. It is filtered to remove particulate matter, yielding a smooth, dark amber liquid with a Brix value around 75 to 80 typical for commercial coconut syrups. The product is packed in food-grade containers to prevent fermentation and preserve shelf life.

Importers use this treacle in confectionery, bakery fillings and beverage formulations as a direct substitute for refined sugar, where its low glycemic index and mineral content are valued. Bulk buyers confirm packaging sizes, viscosity tolerances and microbiological test results before placing orders. Common trade terms include FOB Colombo, with lead times dependent on container availability and seasonal tapping cycles.

Nmk - Sri Lanka operates from Mawathagama Dankotuwa in the Colombo district, where it specialises in coconut-based food ingredients. The supplier is registered under Nara Coco Land Pvt Ltd and focuses on smallholder sourcing networks in the Western Province. Its address places it within a key coconut-growing belt, giving it direct access to raw material and reducing transport time between tapping and processing.

The supplier currently holds a harbor trust tier and has not yet recorded a response rate on the platform, indicating a new or minimally active profile. Buyers should verify current production capacity, export documentation and quality control procedures directly with the company. The listing does not state certifications beyond the product’s natural composition, so importers must request up-to-date compliance papers for their target markets.