Import Ceylon Cinnamon Quills — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Ceylon Spices N B (Pvt.) Ltd. supplies Ceylon cinnamon quills harvested from Sri Lankan Cinnamomum zeylanicum trees. The catalogue lists seven diameter classes: Alba (6‑7 mm), C5 Special (8‑9 mm), C5 (10‑12 mm), C4 (13‑14 mm), M5 (15‑17 mm), M4 (18‑20 mm) and H1 (21‑22 mm) together with H2 (23‑25 mm). Each class is sorted by quill thickness, which directly influences the visual appearance and break resistance. The supplier provides the product in bulk without pre‑packaged quantities.

Ceylon cinnamon is valued for its low coumarin content and aromatic oil profile, typically containing 1‑2 % essential oil. In the spice trade the standard grades correspond to the diameter ranges listed above, with Alba regarded as premium for fine‑cut culinary use. The quills are dried naturally, preserving the inner bark’s texture; surface roughness increases with larger diameters such as M5 and H2. Industry practice grades the sticks by colour, moisture (around 8‑10 %) and absence of external bark fragments.

Food processors, confectionery manufacturers and tea producers commonly request specific diameter grades to match product specifications. Importers should confirm the desired grade, packaging format (e.g., bulk bags or loose bulk) and any phytosanitary certificates required by the destination country. Trade is usually conducted on FOB or CIF terms, with the supplier indicating a minimum order quantity only on request.

Ceylon Spices N B (Pvt.) Ltd. is registered at Kings Court, 15 6/6, Havelock Road, Thimbirigasyaya, Colombo 00500, Western Province, Sri Lanka. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time, indicating that buyers should allow extra time for correspondence.

The listing details the cinnamon quill grades and diameters but does not disclose minimum order quantities, unit pricing, lead‑time estimates or any certification such as ISO or organic status. Prospective importers are advised to contact the supplier directly to obtain those commercial and compliance details before finalising a contract.