Pure Ceylon Cinnamon, Direct from the Estate
Uduwara Spices cultivates and exports true Cinnamomum verum quills, pure essential oils, and black pepper from our family-run estates in Kalutara and Ambalangoda directly to global B2B distributors.
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Family Tradition, Direct Traceability
Two Dedicated Estates
Our crops are grown on our own family estates in Kalutara and Ambalangoda, located in Southern Province, Sri Lanka — the ideal microclimate for authentic Ceylon cinnamon.
Zero Broker Overhead
We operate a completely direct farm-fresh model. By eliminating middleman brokers, we maintain end-to-end traceability and competitive wholesale pricing for importers.
Master Artisan Peeling
Ceylon cinnamon requires delicate hand-peeling of the inner bark into papery layers that roll into characteristic quills — a multi-generational craft practiced on our estates.
Our Premium Product Range
Carefully harvested, graded, and prepared for international food service, manufacturing, and retail distribution.
Ceylon Cinnamon Quills
Multiple thin layers of sweet, fragrant inner bark rolled into delicate quills. Graded from slender Alba to robust H grades.
Cinnamon Essential Oil
Steam-distilled pure cinnamon bark and leaf oil rich in cinnamaldehyde and eugenol for flavoring, fragrance, and wellness.
Sri Lankan Black Pepper
Bold, sun-dried black peppercorns renowned for exceptional piperine content and intense aromatic heat.
Other Sri Lankan Spices
Cardamom, cloves, and nutmeg cultivated across Southern Sri Lankan estate microclimates.
True Ceylon vs. Common Cassia
Over 90% of "cinnamon" sold globally is actually Cassia — a cheap substitute high in Coumarin, a compound known to cause liver toxicity when consumed regularly.
True Ceylon Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) is grown natively in Sri Lanka, offering delicate multi-layered quills, subtle complex sweetness, and virtually zero coumarin risk (0.004%).
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