USDA Organic
Our cinnamon is cultivated through certified organic practices that avoid prohibited synthetic chemicals and place greater focus on soil health, responsible resource use and the long-term productivity of the land.
Certified organic cinnamon cultivation
Organic fertilisers and natural soil care
Farming practices built for long-term productivity
Healthy cinnamon grows from healthy land. We protect soil, water and biodiversity through mulching, composting, erosion control, natural buffer zones and mixed cultivation, including cinnamon and coconut.
Protecting soil through mulching and composting
Maintaining natural waterways and buffer zones
Supporting biodiversity through mixed cultivation
Our connection to cinnamon extends beyond the fields. The growth of our operations creates rural employment and opportunities for skills development, while supporting greater participation in the cinnamon industry.
Creating rural employment opportunities
Supporting skills development
Strengthening local livelihoods
We look at the cinnamon plant as a resource with more than one purpose. Suitable residues and biomass are reused for fuel, oil production and other applications, while different parts of the plant become value-added products.
Cinnamon biomass reused as processing fuel
Organic matter returned to the soil
More value from different plant parts
Women are an important part of our journey. Rural women make up 70% of our workforce, with employment and skills development creating opportunities for greater economic participation within the communities around us.
70% of our workforce are rural women
Employment within surrounding communities
Opportunities for skills development
Our sustainability practices are supported by recognized certifications, manufacturing standards and external recognition, reflecting our continued commitment to responsible cultivation, production and resource management.
Explore the stories, practices and ideas behind Pussalla’s approach to sustainable cinnamon cultivation and responsible production.