The true cinnamon of Sri Lanka.
Indigenous to Sri Lanka, true Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) carries a legacy spanning thousands of years, once traded alongside gold and sought after by historic empires. Sri Lanka now produces over 90% of the world's true cinnamon, relying on generations of artisanal peeling and hand-rolling techniques on native estates. Today, this heritage fuels a modern global industry—exporting refined quills, custom cuts, and pure essential oils to top international retail and pharmaceutical markets worldwide.
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The True Cinnamon.
Most cinnamon sold worldwide is cassia. Ceylon cinnamon — Cinnamomum zeylanicum — is a different species entirely, indigenous to Sri Lanka and prized for its mild flavor and negligible coumarin content.
Cinnamomum zeylanicum
- Botanical sourceCinnamomum zeylanicum
- OriginIndigenous to Sri Lanka
- Coumarin levelNegligible — under 0.004%
- PricePremium
- FlavorMild, delicate aroma
- StructureHandcrafted, multi-layered quills
- TextureSoft, easy to break
- ColorLight to golden brown
Cinnamomum cassia
- Botanical sourceCinnamomum cassia
- OriginChina, Indonesia, Vietnam
- Coumarin levelHigh — up to 5%
- PriceEconomical
- FlavorIntense, sharp flavor
- StructureSingle thick curled layer
- TextureHard, harder to break
- ColorDark reddish brown
Pure Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) offers powerful health benefits, supporting healthy blood sugar management, reducing inflammation, and delivering rich antioxidant protection. In contrast, common Cassia cinnamon carries high levels of coumarin, a compound linked to liver toxicity and increased cancer risks in health studies. Ceylon cinnamon provides all the natural wellness benefits of true cinnamon safely, making it the ideal choice for everyday consumption.
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