Ihala Malawala · Southern Province, Sri Lanka Worldwide B2B supply

Ceylon cinnamon
from Sri Lanka.

Locally rooted in Sri Lanka’s Southern Province. Personally selected and prepared for professional buyers worldwide.

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HomeIhala Malawala
FocusWholesale & B2B
RangeCinnamon · Regional spices

කුළුබඩුවේ මූලාශ්‍රය · The origin of the spice

My name is Ranjith.
Forty years of experience with cinnamon.

Hi, I’m Ranjith. For over 40 years, cinnamon has been my craft and my business here in Ihala Malawala, Sri Lanka.

For decades, I have supplied cinnamon quills to some of Sri Lanka’s largest wholesale buyers. International buyers can receive the same proven quality and grade range I have supplied for 40 years—from Alba through C4 and C5 to further commercial grades, according to the available batch and the buyer’s requirements.

Now my daughter, my son-in-law and I are taking the next step. Together, we are building a direct route from our local cinnamon business to professional buyers worldwide—personally, transparently and with clear agreement on grade, quantity, packaging and supply.

As this direct business grows, we intend to support a local elder-care home and a local children’s home. The partner organisations and contribution model are still being agreed; once support begins, it should be documented transparently.

Same local network. Same proven trade quality. Grade, batch, quantity and packaging are confirmed for each order.

How supply works
Cinnamon wood stacked outdoors at the local business in Ihala Malawala

Ihala Malawala · Ranjith’s home and working region

A local farmer in Sri Lanka’s
cinnamon country.

Ihala MalawalaRegional sourcingPersonal communication

One product.
Different grades and supply options.

Grades from Alba through C4 and C5 to further commercial grades are available according to the current batch. Format, quantity, packaging and supply are confirmed for each enquiry.

Bundles of Ceylon cinnamon quills photographed at the local business
Core product
01

Ceylon Cinnamon Quills

Delicate, layered rolls with the refined character associated with true Ceylon cinnamon.

Ask about current availability
04

Smaller packs

Formats for hotels, shops and guest service can be explored on request.

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කුළුබඩු · Local spice selection

Cinnamon leads.
Other spices complete the range.

Alongside Ceylon cinnamon, Ranjith offers selected cardamom, cloves and pepper from regional sources. Availability, origin details and specifications are confirmed for each enquiry and batch.

Green cardamom pods arranged on a natural cream surface
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Cardamom

A fragrant regional spice for hospitality, retail and professional food use, offered according to current availability.

Regional supply · availability confirmed per enquiry
Whole dried cloves arranged on a natural cream surface
02

Cloves

Whole aromatic cloves sourced within Sri Lanka and discussed by quantity, intended use and available batch.

Regional supply · availability confirmed per enquiry
Black peppercorns arranged on a natural cream surface
03

Pepper

Regional pepper for traders and supply partners, with harvest, format, availability and specification confirmed before ordering.

Regional supply · availability confirmed per enquiry
Two people examining green peppercorns on the vine during the pepper harvest in Sri Lanka
At the pepper harvest
Close view of fresh green peppercorns on the vine in Sri Lanka
Pepper on the vine
From the growing region

Regional pepper,
seen at the source.

The original photographs on this page show fresh green pepper on the vine and a visit during the pepper harvest in Sri Lanka. Maturity, processing method, available quantity and final specification are confirmed for each enquiry.

What makes Ceylon cinnamon
distinctive?

True Ceylon cinnamon comes from the inner bark of Cinnamomum verum, a tree closely associated with Sri Lanka.

Skilled makers build each quill from many thin layers of bark. This creates the delicate structure and refined, mild aroma that distinguish Ceylon cinnamon from the thicker, harder bark commonly sold as Cassia. Ceylon cinnamon also typically contains much less coumarin than Cassia. Read the BfR’s independent information ↗

Start with what
your business needs.

Tell us the product, expected quantity, destination and intended format. We confirm what is available and what still needs to be arranged.

  1. 01

    Share your requirement

    Product, quantity, packaging, destination and timing.

  2. 02

    Review availability

    Discuss current formats, grades, batch information and samples.

  3. 03

    Agree the supply

    Confirm specification, price, documents and delivery arrangement.

Ceylon and Cassia
are not the same.

Ceylon and Cassia are different types of cinnamon. Ceylon cinnamon is valued for its fine layered quills, refined aroma and typically much lower coumarin content. Product identity and current batch characteristics are confirmed for each enquiry.

Ask about current grades
Ceylon cinnamonFine, many-layered quills

Built from thin inner-bark layers with a delicate structure.

AromaMild and refined

A nuanced profile valued in food, beverages and hospitality.

CoumarinTypically much lower than Cassia

A factual difference in composition.

Let’s talk spices

Tell Ranjith what
you are looking for.

We will respond with current availability and the questions needed for a clear B2B discussion.

WhatsApp+49 163 7027924 @EmailCinnamonranjith@gmail.com
Business addressIhala Malawala
80354 Ranthotuwila, Sri Lanka

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