In the ancient world, cinnamon was more precious than gold and was regarded as a gift fit for monarchs.
In the ancient world, cinnamon was more precious than gold and was regarded as a gift fit for monarchs.
About Us
S K International (Pvt) Ltd is an established limited liability company, duly incorporated under the laws of Sri Lanka.
S K International prides itself on exporting Cinnamomum zeylanicum, (Ceylon cinnamon) to all corners of the world. Pure Ceylon cinnamon is indigenous to Sri Lanka, and is renowned worldwide for its magnificent taste, exotic fragrance and medicinal properties.
The cinnamon is grown in 100% organic conditions, ensuring the best product on your order.
OUR PRODUCTS
Cinnamon Bales
Cinnamon Quillings
Cut Cinnamon
Cinnamon Leaves
Cinnamon Powder
Cinnamon Oil
Cinnamon and Health
For centuries, cinnamon was used for medicinal purposes around the world, and is well known for its unique and potent remedial qualities.
Traditionally, it has been noted to treat a variety of health disorders including stomach cramps, indigestion, sore throats, coughs, nausea and diarrhoea.
Cinnamon and Health
For centuries, cinnamon was used for medicinal purposes around the world, and is well known for its unique and potent remedial qualities.
Traditionally, it has been noted to treat a variety of health disorders including stomach cramps, indigestion, sore throats, coughs, nausea and diarrhoea.
our history
Cinnamon originated from Ceylon (now called Sri Lanka) and found its way via the ‘Cinnamon Route’ to Alexandria, Egypt – the shipping port of cinnamon. From here, it was bought by Italian traders who held a monopoly of spice trade in Europe.
At the beginning of the sixteenth century, Portuguese traders landed in Ceylon, and held the monopoly of cinnamon for over a hundred years.
our history
Cinnamon originated from Ceylon (now called Sri Lanka) and found its way via the ‘Cinnamon Route’ to Alexandria, Egypt – the shipping port of cinnamon. From here, it was bought by Italian traders who held a monopoly of spice trade in Europe.
At the beginning of the sixteenth century, Portuguese traders landed in Ceylon, and held the monopoly of cinnamon for over a hundred years.
