Cinnamomum Zeylanicum, a little evergreen tree native to Sri Lanka, produces the best pure cinnamon from its bark. "True" cinnamon is another name for CEYLON CINNAMON. The colour of Ceylon Cinnamon is light brown, and it has a unique aromatic taste and is sweet. Cinnamon is a crucial spice for candy, baked products, beverages, and curries. Additionally, ceylon cinnamon has some remarkable health advantages Ceylon cinnamon is always celebrated and consumed all around the world for its unique and heavenly citrus tone flavor than strong and hot cassia cinnamon. Cinnamon is the spice that is most often encountered in the spice industry. Cinnamon was used in ancient Sri Lanka for a number of purposes, including medicine, seasoning, perfumery, and soft drinks. Sri Lanka is the world's leading manufacturer and exporter of cinnamon. Ceylon Cinnamon also known as True Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Zeylanicum), has a special place in the hearts of people all over the world since it is only grown in Sri Lanka and possess unique characteristics which makes them more appealing. True Cinnamon is a small, evergreen tree species from the family lauraceae indigenous to Sri Lankan soil. The bark is fine, fragile, yellowish brown and highly fragrant. It is far more superiorly enriched than eastern varieties of cinnamon. Cinnamon is produced by the barks of perfectly matured trees selected by the best hands in the estate. Processing the bark and packaging takes the most time and effort for the production and the quality is highly dependant of the hand skill. Peeled barks are dried in shade to retain their aroma and flavor and rolled after filling.