Cinnamon quillings and cut chips are by-products of the cinnamon processing industry, offering versatile uses in various applications. Quillings consist of small, thin strips of cinnamon bark, while cut chips are larger, coarser pieces. Both forms are commonly used in the extraction of cinnamon oil, as flavoring agents in beverages and cuisines, and in the production of aromatic products such as incense and potpourri. Sourced from the inner bark of Cinnamomum trees, cinnamon quillings and cut chips are valued for their strong aroma and concentrated flavor, making them a key component in multiple industries
Slightly larger quislings which are obtained in the process of cutting and baling
Comparably small size pieces which are obtain in the process of cutting and baling
Specially selected and individually packed cut pieces of Cinnamon of any grade
Dried bark of Cinnamon stems that cannot be peeled, branches and trimmings inclusive of the outer bark, which has been obtained by chipping or scraping