Since 1952, our family has cultivated, processed, and exported the finest Ceylon cinnamon from the southern coast of Sri Lanka—combining heritage craftsmanship with modern export precision.


Our cinnamon begins in partner estates across Sri Lanka’s southern coast, where rich soil and humid sea breeze create the world’s most aromatic Ceylon cinnamon. These long-standing relationships ensure ethical harvesting, stable supply, and trees nurtured with care—not shortcuts.
Shoots are harvested at their precise maturity window, when essential oil levels peak and the bark softens naturally. This timing—guided by experience, not machines—preserves aroma strength, texture, and curl quality.
Every quill is peeled, scraped, and curled by artisans whose skill has been shaped through generations. Their hands determine the finesse of the curl, the smoothness of the bark, and the integrity of every layer inside each quill.
Each quill is measured for color, diameter, curl tightness, and texture. Our graders follow strict international specifications, ensuring the bale you receive matches the sample you approved—every single time.
Finished cinnamon is stored in a centralized, temperature-stable facility designed to protect dryness, preserve aroma, and prevent cross-batch mixing. Every grade stays isolated, traceable, and ready for shipment year-round
All export documents—including phytosanitary certificates and certificates of origin—are prepared in-house with exceptional attention to detail. This ensures smooth inspections, faster clearance, and zero last-minute inconsistencies.
Each bale is inspected, weighed, wrapped, and palletized to international shipping standards. We trace every consignment from our facility to your port, ensuring what you receive mirrors exactly what you approved.
Our Peru-based distribution arm shortens delivery times, simplifies customs processes, and brings Sri Lankan cinnamon closer to buyers across Latin America. It is a strategic advantage few exporters offer.




"In the global spice trade, volatility is common — consistency is a choice. Leading a third-generation export house is not about preserving the past; it is about engineering the future.
My mandate at Lankan Canela is to bridge the artisanal complexity of Sri Lanka’s southern coast with the rigorous, data-driven demands of today’s international market.
We do not view cinnamon as a simple commodity. We treat it as a precise ingredient — governed, verified, and controlled from soil to seal.
My responsibility is to ensure that the integrity of our 1952 heritage is enforced through modern logistics and disciplined execution — guaranteeing that the product you approve is exactly the product you receive, shipment after shipment.
We don’t just ship spices. We ship certainty.”