Cassia Bark Cut

Also known as Chinese cassia or Chinese cinnamon, Cassia bark is considered a cousin to cinnamon, with both spices harvested from the bark of plants in the Lauraceae family. They also have similar taste and scent profiles, although cassia bark’s flavour is stronger than cinnamon.

Originating in southern China, the bark is widely cultivated in Southeast Asia and Africa. The evergreen tree can grow up to 60 feet tall, and the bark is grey-brown in colour. When ground, it’s regularly used in traditional Chinese remedies and to spice curries and stews.

Order your wholesale cassia bark in bulk with Joseph Flach & Sons—a trusted supplier since 1882.

Cassia Bark Uses

Wholesale cassia bark has applications across food and herbal remedies.

• Cassia Bark and traditional Chinese medicine
  Cassia bark is one of the 50 fundamental herbs used in traditional Chinese medicine, highlighting its health-boosting properties. The herb is believed to help with digestive issues, such as diarrhoea, gas, and colic, as well as vascular disorders, coughs, and arthritis.
• Cassia Bark aromatherapy
  Cassia bark oil, obtained by steam or water distillation, promotes wellbeing and relaxation.
• Cassia Bark and Cooking
  While cinnamon is a good choice for sweet recipes, cassia bark’s slightly bitter, stronger flavour is a better choice for savoury dishes. It’s frequently added to spicy dishes like curries, and is also used as one of the key ingredients in Chinese five spice. It’s also a staple in Indian, Sri Lankan, and Persian cuisines.
• Cassia Bark in gin
  Gin distillers also make use of Cassia bark’s rich, complex flavour. Whether you’re crafting a classic gin or experimenting with new blends, Cassia adds a distinctive, aromatic depth that true cinnamon just can’t match.

Cassia Bark Benefits

• Cassia bark health benefits
  One of the major components of cassia bark is cinnamaldehyde, which gives cinnamon its distinctive sweet and spicy smell. This compound is believed to have antifungal and antibiotic properties too, making it useful to reduce infections. It’s also considered to have a positive effect on metabolism.Consuming the oil in a capsule with water, it’s believed to provide health benefits, including relieving joint pain and viral infections, treating vomiting, improving blood circulation and heart health, lowering fever, and soothing depression.

Where to Buy Wholesale Cassia Bark?

Joseph Flach & Sons is a trusted supplier of thousands of botanical ingredients and related products and has been in business since 1882.

We will be delighted to supply wholesale cassia bark in bulk. We are hugely supportive of our customers and do our best to be flexible and responsive—for example, assisting growing businesses that require ingredients for product development and market testing.

Our high standards, ethical trading, expectation of sustainable growing practices, and demands for the protection and wellbeing of all staff involved in the harvesting and shipping of our products have shaped our growing client list.

We Stock Cassia Bark in the Following Forms:

• Cassia Bark Cut
• Cassia Bark Ground
• Cassia Lignea Bark Broken
• Cassia Oil

Natural products can cause side effects. Before consuming any botanicals or incorporating them into a new product, it is recommended that you seek professional advice. This is especially true for individuals with allergies, food intolerances, weakened immune systems, or other health complications.

Important: Joseph Flach & Sons are not herbalists and are unable to offer advice on and are unable to attest to the efficacy or suitability of a material for use in a herbal remedy or as a product ingredient.