
The Essence of
True Ceylon
Sri Lankan spices, dehydrated foods, herbal drinks and coconut products, supplied to importers and wholesalers worldwide.
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Dehydrated blue string hoppers from Sri Lanka: dried nests of rice-flour noodles coloured with butterfly pea flower. Shelf-stable packs for ethnic grocery importers, retailers and food service buyers.
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Fine blue powder milled from dried butterfly pea flowers (Clitoria ternatea). Used as a plant-based colour for drinks, bakery and desserts. For food and beverage makers, cafes and retail brands.
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Fine deep red to magenta powder milled from dried hibiscus flower, with a sharp, tangy taste. Used for colour and sour flavour in drinks, teas and desserts. For food makers, tea blenders and retail brands.
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Moringa powder from Sri Lanka: dried moringa leaves milled into a fine green powder. Supplied in retail pouches, jars, sachets or bulk bags for food and beverage manufacturers, herbal brands and packers.
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Herbal infusion made from dried ranawara flowers, Senna auriculata, traditionally prepared as a herbal drink in Sri Lanka. Packed in tea bags, pouches and tins for herbal tea brands and importers.
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White coconut oil from Sri Lanka, pressed from white coconut kernel. Listed in packs from 200 ml jars to 200 L drums, IBC totes and flexitanks for food manufacturers, food service and retail buyers.
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Reels & Stories
Buyer Guides

Moringa leaf powder import: will your label make it a food or a supplement?
Buying moringa powder in bulk from Sri Lanka? The certificates to name, the EU residue default and how label wording changes the rules in your market.

Questions to ask a food supplier before ordering: which answers come with a certificate?
Questions to ask a Sri Lankan food supplier before a first order, grouped by quality proof, packaging, labels and documents, with the paper behind each.

Ceylon tea regions: which of the seven districts belongs in your blend?
Compare the seven Ceylon tea regions by elevation and cup, from Nuwara Eliya to Ruhuna, and learn how to write a district and grade into your tea enquiry.