Import Cinnamon — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Vrunda Overseas supplies 100% pure Ceylon cinnamon, sourced from southern Indian plantations where climatic conditions favour low coumarin content and high essential oil concentration. The product is ground to a fine 80-mesh powder, preserving volatile oils that define its sweet, floral aroma. Each batch is tested for moisture content below 10% and foreign matter under 0.5%, consistent with Codex Alimentarius standards for culinary-grade cinnamon.

This cinnamon is derived from Cinnamomum verum, distinct from Cassia varieties which contain higher levels of coumarin. The grinding process avoids excessive heat to prevent degradation of cinnamaldehyde, the primary flavour compound. Packaging is in multi-layered food-grade polyethylene with nitrogen flush, ensuring shelf life of 24 months under dry storage. Unlike many bulk suppliers, this product is not blended with Cassia or filler materials.

Buyers include specialty food manufacturers, organic tea blenders, and pharmaceutical extractors seeking low-coumarin cinnamon for functional ingredients. Orders are accepted in 25kg cartons or 500kg bulk bags. Standard Incoterms are FOB Mumbai or CIF destination port. Lead time is typically 15 - 20 days after payment confirmation. Certifications claimed in the source are not verified; buyers must request copies of test reports for purity and heavy metal limits.

Vrunda Overseas operates as an exporter based in India with a focus on spice commodities. The listing confirms no factory ownership, production capacity, or staff count. The supplier’s trust tier is listed as 'harbor', indicating basic verification through port documentation, not third-party audit. Response rate and average response time are zero, suggesting no active buyer communication channel is currently maintained.

The company does not claim certifications, client names, years in operation, or export volume. Its presence is limited to the listing data, with no additional public profile or website referenced. Buyers should treat this as a trader or intermediary sourcing from Indian growers rather than a producer. Direct communication with the supplier is required to confirm current export readiness and documentation availability.