True & Aromatic Bark Spice \u2014 Export Grade

Cinnamon Exporter India \u2014 Premium Ceylon & Cassia

Cinnamomum verum J.Presl (Ceylon)  |  Cinnamomum cassia (L.) J.Presl (Cassia)  |  Family: Lauraceae

UnitedSpices is a trusted cinnamon exporter in India, supplying both true Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) sourced from Kerala’s Western Ghats and Cassia cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia) sourced from the hill estates of North-East India. Every export batch is GC-MS tested for species authenticity and coumarin content, so buyers receive exactly what they order — never a mislabeled substitute. Sourced and processed to the same rigorous quality standards we apply across our range, including our black pepper, green cardamom, turmeric and cloves.

Cinnamaldehyde65% – 90%
Coumarin Level<0.02 – 8.0 g/kg
OriginKerala & North-East India
MoistureMax 12–14%
Min. Order Qty250 kg
Export MarketsUSA, EU, UAE, Southeast Asia

Available Forms

  • Quills & Sticks
  • Splits / Featherings
  • Cinnamon Powder
  • Essential Oil / Oleoresin
  • Lab Tested
  • Worldwide Export
  • Bulk Pricing Available
  • Dedicated Support

About Our Cinnamon

Cinnamon is the aromatic inner bark of trees in the genus Cinnamomum, dried into curls known as quills or sticks and ground into powder. Two distinct species dominate world trade: Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum), prized as “true cinnamon” for its delicate sweetness and very low coumarin content, and Cassia cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia), valued for its bolder, spicier flavour and higher cinnamaldehyde concentration. Both are legitimate, widely traded spices — the difference lies in flavour profile, bark structure and regulatory coumarin limits.

At UnitedSpices, we source Ceylon-type cinnamon from smallholder estates in Kerala’s Western Ghats and Cassia cinnamon from the hill plantations of North-East India, processing both under the same estate-to-shipment protocols that govern our black pepper and cardamom exports. Every export lot is GC-MS verified for species authenticity — protecting buyers from the cinnamon industry’s most common issue: Cassia sold or blended as Ceylon.

Why Choose Our Cinnamon?

  • Two verified species: true Ceylon (Cinnamomum verum) and Cassia (Cinnamomum cassia)
  • GC-MS species authentication on every export batch — no adulteration or mislabeling
  • Coumarin content tested and declared on every Certificate of Analysis
  • Rich cinnamaldehyde content: 65–90% depending on type and grade
  • Available as whole quills, sticks, splits/featherings and fine ground powder
  • Hand-rolled Ceylon quills in Alba to M5 grades; graded Cassia bark AA to Powder
  • Cinnamon oleoresin and essential oil available for extract manufacturers
  • FSSAI licensed, ISO 22000 certified, Organic/Halal/Kosher on request

Product Identity

Common NameCinnamon / Dalchini
Other NamesTrue Cinnamon (Ceylon), Chinese Cinnamon (Cassia)
Botanical Name (Ceylon)Cinnamomum verum J.Presl
Botanical Name (Cassia)Cinnamomum cassia (L.) J.Presl
FamilyLauraceae
Part UsedDried inner bark (quills/sticks)
Country of OriginIndia
Growing RegionsKerala (Ceylon-type), North-East India (Cassia)
Harvest SeasonApril – September (two flushes/year)
HS Code0906 11 00 (Whole) / 0906 20 00 (Ground)

Sensory Profile

Colour (Ceylon Quills)Light tan to golden brown
Colour (Cassia Sticks)Reddish-brown to dark brown
Colour (Ground)Warm reddish-brown powder
AromaSweet, warm, woody (Ceylon); bold, spicy-hot (Cassia)
TasteDelicately sweet, citrus-clove notes (Ceylon); pungent, peppery-sweet (Cassia)
TextureThin, papery, multi-layered quills (Ceylon); thick, hard single-layer bark (Cassia)

Cinnamon Export — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from buyers sourcing Ceylon and Cassia cinnamon, quills, sticks and powder from India.

What is the difference between Ceylon and Cassia cinnamon?

Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum) has thin, delicate, multi-layered quills, a mild sweet flavour and very low coumarin content, while Cassia (Cinnamomum cassia) has thicker, single-layer bark, a stronger spicier taste and higher coumarin levels — both are true, safe spices, but Ceylon is preferred for daily consumption in sensitive markets.

What is the coumarin content in your cinnamon, and why does it matter?

Our Ceylon cinnamon contains under 0.02 g/kg coumarin, well within EU guidance levels, while our Cassia cinnamon ranges from 0.3–8.0 g/kg — every batch is GC-tested and declared on the Certificate of Analysis so buyers can meet their market’s regulatory limits.

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for cinnamon export?

Our standard MOQ for quills, sticks, splits and ground cinnamon is 250 kg per SKU. Smaller sample quantities are available on request for quality evaluation.

Do you supply cinnamon in quills, sticks, splits and ground powder?

Yes. We supply Ceylon and Cassia cinnamon as whole quills/sticks, featherings/splits, fine ground powder and cinnamon oleoresin, packed to each buyer’s specification.

Is UnitedSpices cinnamon FSSAI certified and verified for species authenticity?

Yes. Our cinnamon is FSSAI licensed and ISO 22000:2018 certified, and every export lot undergoes GC-MS species verification to confirm authentic Ceylon or Cassia origin and prevent adulteration or mislabeling.

How can I get a price quote for bulk cinnamon export?

Contact our export team via the Request a Quote form, WhatsApp or phone with your required type (Ceylon or Cassia), grade, quantity and destination port. We typically respond within 24 hours.

Ready to Place a Bulk Cinnamon Order?

Share your requirements — Ceylon or Cassia, quills or powder — and our export team will respond with a personalised quote, samples and full documentation within 24 hours.