Learn more About Spices
Click and find out more information about spices and their individual specifications. You can treat this as your bookshelf of spice information. Feel free to contact us and give your valuable feedback and comments as well. more...
Quality Standards
The true strength of any product is it’s quality. We highly consider this as the most important aspect of our overall operations. more...
News & Events
Training centre for cinnamon peerlers with UNIDO assistance. - Paper Article on "Ceylon Today" 8 th July 2015.
Value addition of spices, the way forward – By Nanda Kohona
An Article from DailyNews - Wednesday, October 15, 2014
TSC New Address will be as follows.
The Spice Council,
No.148/1/A,
Poorwarama Road
Kirulapone,
Colombo-05
Telephone:
+94 11 763 5025
Fax:
+94 11 763 5025
Other Links
The pioneer Scientific Research & Development organization in Sri Lanka.
We are the successor to Ceylon Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research (CISIR) and comes under the purview of the Ministry of Technology and Research and is accredited as per ISO 17025:2005 and conforms to ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Standards.
Ms Manori Wijemana – Senior Deputy Dir
Tel: +94 11 237 9800
EDB is the executive arm of the Export Development Council of Ministers, which is the policy-making body of the EDB. It is headed by H.E. the President of Sri Lanka
Ms Nilminie Wanasinge - Asst Director
inoka@edb.gov.lk
Tel: +94 11 230 0732
Ms Naline Colomboage - Dep Director IT
nalini@edb.gov.lk
Tel: +94 11 230 5209
The International Pepper Community is an intergovernmental organization of pepper producing countries. The Community now includes Brazil, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam as full members.
ASTA, the voice of the U.S. spice industry, works to ensure clean, safe spice and address public policy on behalf of the global industry.
Official site. Part of FAO and WHO food and veterinary standards activities. With information about procedure, forthcoming activities
Spice Shelf
Ceylon Cinnamon or True Cinnamon is indigenous to Sri Lanka. Our cinnamon, which is known since antiquity, occupies an acclaimed position among our spices.
Pepper, which is the most widely traded spice in the world, is grown mainly in the wet zone of Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka offers the highest grades of cloves such as “Hand picked” which is catered to the specialty markets in the consuming countries.
Picture Gallery
A workshop for “Enhancing Productivity in Pepper & Cinnamon Cultivation “
Click here to see the schedules.
Click here to see the Pictures.
Direction- Kosgoda
- Turn on to Uragaha road at the 76th Km post on Galle Road.
- Travel for 2 Km passing the railway crossing near kosgoda station.
- Dassanayake Walauwa Plantation ‘B’ division entrance in on the left hand side.