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Cinnamon HNNG

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Cinnamon HNNG (Hors Normes Non Grattée) is a cost-effective, industrial-grade cinnamon derived from the outer bark of the cinnamon tree. This bark is not peeled to reach the inner layer, giving it a rough texture and strong woody aroma. Despite being a byproduct of the cinnamon harvest, HNNG retains high levels of essential oil and flavor, making it ideal for large-scale use in oil extraction, powder production, and even culinary and wellness applications. Its pungent, slightly bitter profile with spicy undertones makes it a functional ingredient in various food, beverage, and medicinal preparations.

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Description

Origin of Product:
 Harvested in Madagascar, Cinnamon HNNG benefits from the island’s fertile soil and tropical climate. Madagascar is known for producing Ceylon cinnamon with unique aromatic qualities and high essential oil content.

Cultivation and Harvesting:
 Cinnamon trees are cultivated for several years before the bark is harvested. For HNNG, the rough outer bark is stripped during processing without accessing the inner layer. The collected bark is then hand cleaned, undergoes metal detection for safety, and is dried for industrial and commercial use.

Uses of Cinnamon HNNG

  • Food & Beverage Industry: Flavoring for savory and sweet dishes, teas, and spice blends.

  • Aromatics: Used in potpourri and air fresheners.

  • Health & Wellness: Aids digestion, regulates sugar, and offers antimicrobial benefits.

  • Industrial Applications: Ideal for essential oil extraction and cinnamon powder manufacturing.

  • Cleaning: Acts as a natural deodorizer due to its cinnamaldehyde content.

Cinnamon HNNG FAQ's

Q1: What does HNNG mean?
 A1: It stands for Hors Normes Non Grattée, meaning outer bark that is not scraped to reach the inner bark.

Q2: Is it suitable for human consumption?
 A2: Yes, while commonly used industrially, it is safe for culinary uses as well, and free from allergens.

Q3: How long is its shelf life?
 A3: Properly stored, it lasts 3 to 4 years.

Q4: Does it contain essential oils?
 A4: Yes, it has a volatile oil content of 1.40 ml/100g.

Q5: How is it packed?
 A5: Packed in sealed PP bags to prevent moisture, contamination, and preserve quality.

 

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