Import Cloves — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Bughary Bio Spices supplies whole dried cloves from Sri Lanka, hand-harvested at peak maturity to retain high essential oil content and intense aroma. The buds are sun-dried to a deep brown, preserving natural eugenol levels that define their pungent, warm flavour profile. Typical moisture content is controlled below 10 percent to prevent mould and maintain shelf stability during long-distance shipping.

The cloves are sourced from central Sri Lankan plantations known for consistent bud size and low stem content, a standard quality marker for premium grades. Sorting is performed to minimise foreign matter and broken buds, with typical broken percentage under 2 percent. Industry standards for whole cloves also include a minimum volatile oil content of 15 percent by weight, a benchmark these Sri Lankan buds routinely meet under standard laboratory extraction methods.

Primary buyers include food processors for sauces, pickles and meat rubs, as well as herbal product manufacturers exploiting the buds’ antimicrobial properties. Bulk packaging is typically 25 kg or 50 kg multiply paper sacks with inner polyethylene liners to protect against humidity. Buyers confirm incoterms, lead times and MOQ directly with Bughary Bio Spices, as these terms are not fixed in the listing.

Bughary Bio Spices operates from No 24, Nuwara Tenna Road, Wattegame, in the Central Province of Sri Lanka, a region recognised for spice cultivation. The supplier is classified as an imported-tier partner, indicating it sources and exports agricultural products rather than manufacturing them. This role aligns with the company’s focus on connecting Sri Lankan spice growers with international buyers.

The company does not disclose response rates or average response times, and no verification signals such as certifications or audit results are provided in the profile. Buyers should request documentation directly to confirm compliance with food safety standards like ISO or FSSAI, as these are not explicitly stated. The address confirms a physical presence in Kandy, a key hub for Sri Lanka’s spice trade.