Where is the cinnamon harvested from?
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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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I transferred this to a glass, air tight container for long term storage, instead of leaving in the plastic "jar" it came in. So unfortunately, I don't have the container any longer. However, their website states that it's "native to Sri Lanka and Southern India". You may want to contact them directly for more information. Their website is indusorganics.com. I hope you find the information you're looking for. This true cinnamon is definitely worth the additional cost and then some. � �
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I transferred this to a glass, air tight container for long term storage, instead of leaving in the plastic "jar" it came in. So unfortunately, I don't have the container any longer. However, their website states that it's "native to Sri Lanka and Southern India". You may want to contact them directly for more information. Their website is indusorganics.com. I hope you find the information you're looking for. This true cinnamon is definitely worth the additional cost and then some. &#128077; &#128079;
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On the container it doesn't say but they do have a website www.indusorganics.com. Might find the information you are looking for there.
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It is "true" cinnamon, but not Ceylon. Cassia cinnamon is less expensive, and some doctors advise against it.
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Just pure cinnamon. Nothing indicates any other ingredients. I'm happy with the product.
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This cinnamon is the powder from the bark. Oil?? It is real cinnamon and not the stuff in supermarket made with the oil. Beautiful taste.
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I cannot answer your question with a definite yes or no. I tried researching it on the internet and I think it is a blend of ceylon and other asian varieties. I don't honestly know if it is truly " organic ". All I can verify is that it is the best tasting cinnamon I have ever tasted. For me, where it comes from is mute point. IT just has the right "bite" on my tongue. Sorry I am unable to answer your question with a definite yes or no. Harold
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I received an answer from Amit at Olive Nation today. This oil is from the leaf of the cassia plant, not from Cinnamomum zeylanicum, which is known as Ceylon cinnamon.
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I have purchased this very package and have had no concerns about it. It is Ceylon Cinnamon and the flavor is mild and sweet unlike Cassia which is stronger and "hotter". The color is also lighter indicating that this is true cinnamon and not Cassia
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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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Saigon cinnamon is usually Cassia and not the 'real cinnamon'. The real is usually ceylon.
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I would like to know this as well. There is no mention at all on the label of where Cinnamon Plus is grown or manufactured -- only that it is distributed by SAM's West, Inc. in Bentonville, Arkansas. If anyone finds out the answer, I would like to know it!
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No Where on the bottle does it say what type of cinnamon is in this product, but you could contact them directly at http://www.stakich.com/
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My jar does not show that it is Ceylon cinnamon, but I see that another supplier does list theirs as "organic Ceylon cinnamon." I don't know if it tastes any different, but I like what I get from Amazon--great flavor. And the price is right.
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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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Hi Sharon,Sorry for the delayed response! I never saw that this question wasn't answered. Our spices are the most AMAZING, FRESHEST, FRAGRANT spice out there. We buy from Mountain Rose Herbs in Eugene, Oregon, and they sustainably source spices from all over the world. They only sell organic and ethically harvested herbs and spices. We love doing business with this Earth-friendly company. You can reach us at gneissspice@gmail.com for more information.
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The regular (and cheaper) cinnamon variety contains coumarin which is a toxin. Ceylon is considered premium cinnamon.
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It's really Chinese Cassia cinnamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinnamomum_cassia
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This is California Garlic made here in California and shipped to Cosco in Seattle, WA. and distributed from the information on the label.