High-quality spices, extracts and essential oils:
Welcome to Sri Lanka!
ASIA’S ORGANIC PIONEER
The verdant island in the Indian Ocean is a reliable supplier for a whole list of high-quality natural ingredients. Of special significance here is the coconut, from which coconut oil and coconut blossom sugar are produced – ingredients that enjoy particular favour with European importers.
But Sri Lanka can do more than just coconut: Essential oils and extracts, products stemming from Sri Lanka’s rich and opulent fauna, are excellently suited for manufacturing cosmetics and wellness products.
The role of Sri Lanka as a pioneer in organic cultivation is particularly noteworthy. For many years now, the country’s spice industry has complied with international quality standards such as HACCP, ISO standards, GMP and Organic. Furthermore, Sri Lanka’s National Export Strategy (NES) is a major factor in the country’s pursuit of a new concept to strengthen export trade, which places special emphasis on promoting ecological agricultural production for exports.
IPD is represented with a regional office in Sri Lanka, so that our staff are enabled to pursue intensive on-the-spot screening of trading partners in Asian countries. This means: We find suitable suppliers for you and prepare them thoroughly for the European market.
Our products from Sri Lanka
Natural ingredients
The island nation of Sri Lanka offers a rich palette of natural ingredients: from high-quality spices, especially cinnamon and pepper, to coconut products and dried fruits - such as jackfruit or mango. Natural sweeteners are also part of the IPD companies' repertoire. Still unknown in Europe, for example, is the sweetness of the kithul plant.
Country report Sri Lanka
Harnessing organic potential
Sri Lanka offers a wide variety of organic farming products for export. Besides its well-known Ceylon tea, high-quality spices and coconut products, which are highly sought-after in the European market, are also grown here. The range of organic natural ingredients is constantly expanding, whilst the farming sector on the southern Asian island is an important driver of sustainable development and a creator of jobs, particularly in rural areas.
Learn more about our work in our country report Sri Lanka.
