Where does the cinnamon come from and where is it packaged
571596
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.
571597
Product details on website - http://www.greenpacks.com/ceylon-cinnamon-300-capsules.html
571598
The package says it was made in the USA at a GMP certified facillity distributedby GreenPacks, Issaquah, WA 98027. See www.GreenPacks.com
571599
My package says "Made in the USA at a GMP Certified facility. Distributed by GreenPacks, Issaquah,WA. Ck site www.GreenPacks.com
1692802
if it ceylon cinnnamon then it should come from Sri Lanka..Ceylon is the previous name of Sri Lanka. ..If your company can't verify this ..then stop using the name " Ceylon cinnamon" Thanks
961651
I looked at the jar and they don't list where it comes from and the only refrence to organic is the name of the company "organicsoverseas.com". Maybe their web site might have some answers.
346999
It is distributed by Costco. You can call 800 428 8048. They should be able to provide its origin to you.
404164
Saigon cinnamon is usually Cassia and not the 'real cinnamon'. The real is usually ceylon.
1663051
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. � �
1972891
The container says 100% certified organic Ceylon Cinnamon. You might try indusorganics.com for more information.
1482211
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/
468507
I do not know if the cinnamon is irradiated. The packaging does state it is Ceylon Cinnamon.
439264
It's really Chinese Cassia cinnamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinnamomum_cassia
1861793
I don't remember seeing the country of origin on the bag. Ceylon cinnamon is a variety of cinnamon. The Frontier cinnamon that arrived is milder, sweeter, and lighter in color than the cinnamon that I have used in the past.
1663050
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.
710374
I don't believe it said on the package what country it was from but there was a phone number: 800-669-3275, and a website:www.frontiercoop.com. It might be on their website, but they should definitely be able to tell you if you call and ask them. Just in case you're interested, this was really good cinnamon.
753069
NO. It says clearly in the product description - "Organic Vietnamese cinnamon with a 4% oil content." That means this is the Cassia Cinnamon, not Ceylon. It MUST say Ceylon on the package for it to be authentic Ceylon.
2041497
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.
753070
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
1954743
No, but their turmeric is. I have had both and honestly would never buy another cinnamon again. IT IS THE BEST!:)