is this cinnamon grown in sir lanka?
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http://www.frontiercoop.com/products.php?ct=spicesft&cn=Cinnamon+Powder ... in reading this, they mention both Sri Lanka and India. They do not specifically say where they actually get there product. " True cinnamon, also known as Ceylon cinnamon, is obtained from C. verum, grown in Sri Lanka. It's tan and very mild." "Ceylon (Cinnamomum verum) This cinnamon is native to Sri Lanka (though grown in India, the East and West Indies, and Central America). The cultivated variety grows 8 to 10 feet and resembles a shrub rather than a tree. Most of the product in the U.S. is sold in the stick form."
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The container says 100% certified organic Ceylon Cinnamon. You might try indusorganics.com for more information.
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Don't know for sure but their is no cinnamon taste...everyone I sent it to loved it!
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same island off the coast of india. Under british rule it was called Ceylon & the tea is still marketed as Ceylon. Since independence the Island nation has been called Sri Lanka. So Ceylon tea is all grown in Sri Lanka. The black tea is graded by leaf size so the OP is short for Orange Pekoe. This is a superior grade of leaf size takes about a minute longer to brew in a pot but harder to over brew.
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This is the one that is low or has no coumarin. I don't know the exact level. This is the real cinnamon, not the one from China.
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I don't have any idea if it has or not. There is nothing that says it has been tested, and I am not sure if the label "organic" means it passed any rigorous growing conditions or testing or it's just marketing. The cinnamon, though, is spectacular flavour. Never had anything this intense in flavour.
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I can't say for sure where it comes from, but it's supposed to be the Vietnamese type. It has a different taste and "heat" than the Ceylon cinnamon I purchased at the same time. I prefer the Ceylon, but that's just me and I wouldn't say this cinnamon is "worse" than the other, just different. I don't bake with it, only use it on steel-cut oatmeal and I switch the types every few days for a change-of-pace. I don't regret buying it.
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NO--the capsule contains 100% Ceylon cinnamon and the capsule itself is made of cellulose = 100% vegetarian
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We took it out of the package and put it in jars, I am not sure of the origin. It is Ceylon Cinnamon and we are happy with it.
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Francesa, this cinnamon is certified organic as presented on the label. It would not be so labeled if GMO'd
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Ceylon and Sri Lanka are the same place - name change in 1972, according to Wikipedia. Can't answer to whether (or possibly what percentage) of the tea is actually grown there...
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It doesn't specifically say, but I would guess that it is Ceylon cinnamon. I read the label, but couldn't find anything specific.
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There is nothing on the container to say where it actually was harvested. Other then in the name Ceylon. They have their website on the package indusorganics.com, if you go to the website they say that this product comes from Sri Lanka and Southern India and is not the Cassia form which comes from Indonesia and Vietnam and is no good for you in large amounts.
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the cinnamon is, of course, from Ceylon. It is packaged in Issaquah, Washington. It is probably also put into the 100% vegetarian cellulose capsules in WA - information from the GreenPacks label.
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Frontier's website has this description for their 1-pound Ceylon Cinnamon: Description: Sourced from Sri Lanka, Ceylon or "true cinnamon" has a subtle, sweet-but-warm flavor.Origin: Sri LankaOrganic: OrganicKosher: Kosher
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I'm sorry to say I found no information on this from the company, and their email link does not seem to be valid. The jar only states cinnamon.
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According to what I have read in different places on the web, the Ceylon cinnamon is supposed to have only trace amounts of coumarin, significantly less than Saigon and Cassia cinnamon. It would be nice if Frontier would include exact amounts on their label.