Import Cinnamon Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Ceyxpo supplies cinnamon oil extracted exclusively from the bark and leaves of Cinnamomum verum, commonly known as Ceylon cinnamon, grown in Sri Lanka's Western Province. The oil is produced using steam distillation, a method that preserves natural terpenes and phenylpropanoids without chemical solvents. The resulting product has a cinnamaldehyde content typically between 65% and 80%, consistent with high-grade Ceylon cinnamon oil standards.

This oil is distinguished by its lighter, sweeter aroma compared to Cassia-based oils, with lower coumarin levels - typically under 0.01% - making it preferable for long-term consumption. It contains measurable amounts of eugenol and linalool, contributing to its therapeutic profile. The oil is free from diluents, carriers, or synthetic additives, and is offered in food-grade and cosmetic-grade batches, differentiated by filtration and storage protocols.

Buyers include food manufacturers using it for flavoring baked goods and confectionery, cosmetic formulators in premium aromatherapy products, and herbal supplement brands. Packaging is available in HDPE drums (20L, 200L) and glass bottles (100ml, 500ml), sealed with nitrogen flush. Trade terms are FOB Colombo or CIF, with minimum order quantities starting at 5kg for samples and 50kg for bulk. Lead times are 7 to 14 days after payment confirmation.

Ceyxpo operates from Kelaniya in Sri Lanka’s Western Province, with a physical address verified through local business registries. The company is classified as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating active trade history and documented export compliance. There is no public data on company size, years in operation, or client list. The listing confirms no certifications are internally claimed beyond the extraction method and product purity.

Ceyxpo does not provide details on laboratory testing, staff count, or production capacity. Its trade activity is limited to the export of cinnamon oil, with no mention of other products or certifications. The absence of response rate or average response time suggests no automated buyer communication system is in place. Buyers must initiate direct contact to confirm technical details and logistics.