14 August 20262. Invitation for bids for harvesting & removal of Cinnamon- National Cinnamon Research & Training Center, Palolpitiya 1. Development of digitized GAP Certification System The deadline for bid submission has been extended
23 July 2026A site inspection was conducted on 20 July 2026 at the Duty-Free Shopping Complex in the Departure Terminal of Bandaranaike International Airport, Katunayake, in connection with the proposed establishment of an exhibition booth and sales outlet for the promotion of GI-certified Ceylon Cinnamon products. The inspection was attended by the
02 July 2025In a significant move to expand its field operations, the Cinnamon Development Department officially opened its first regional office on July 1, 2025. The office is located on the 6th floor of the Gampaha District Secretariat and was ceremonially declared open by the department’s Director General, Mr. Janaka Lindara. This
24 March 2025The tourism industry is a major pillar of Sri Lanka’s economy, contributing significantly to foreign exchange earnings, job creation, and regional development. Sri Lanka, renowned for its high-quality cinnamon, plays a special role in promoting the identity of our country through authentic Ceylon cinnamon. To enhance global recognition of Ceylon
21 March 2025The Department of Cinnamon Development , the Department of Export Agriculture, the Sri Lanka Cinnamon Geographical Indication Association, and the Galle District Farmers’ Association, in collaboration, organized the 19th Fresh Cinnamon Festival, which was held in 21st December 2024.
02 July 2024Cinnamon Gate Project Sri Lanka’s true Cinnamon has evolved into a storied brand in both local and international markets, renowned for its distinctive quality, color, taste, and aroma. As the world’s largest producer of Pure Ceylon Cinnamon today, Sri Lanka possesses the capability to lead in its cultivation and exportation.
01 July 2024The General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China has announced new phytosanitary requirements for the importation of Ceylon cinnamon from Sri Lanka. This development marks a significant step towards enhancing trade relations between the two nations and expanding the market for Sri Lankan Ceylon cinnamon in China.
05 June 2024We are witnessing an escalating outbreak of White Root Disease in cinnamon plantations around rubber estates in the Galle District. This fungal disease is increasingly prevalent in newly cultivated cinnamon plantations on former rubber estates or those adjacent to rubber plantations.For detailed information on symptoms and management strategies, please refer to
