Ceylon Supermart

Ceylon Supermart: Sri Lankan and Asian groceries delivered across the UK and EU

Ceylon Supermart is an online grocery business specialising in Sri Lankan, Indian and Asian food. Its catalogue combines fresh produce with packaged staples, household items and festive goods, and the store states that it delivers to all UK and EU addresses. The range is presented as one of the widest available for Sri Lankan and Asian products among consumers in the United Kingdom and Europe.

Fresh produce and the bakery and deli counter

A dedicated fresh section covers vegetables, green leaves, fruits and fresh herbs, alongside chilled food. The bakery and deli area lists breads and buns, chilled meat and seafood, and frozen breads. Fresh flowers also appear among the offerings, and the store highlights fresh green lime sold in packs of four.

Herbs, spices and the Sri Lankan pantry

Spices are split into whole and ground categories, with individual entries for Ceylon cinnamon, black pepper, coriander powder, crushed chillies, curry powder and curry mix. Coconut products form a substantial group: coconut milk, coconut oil, desiccated coconut, coconut treacle, kithul jaggery and kithul treacle. Rice is sold in several varieties, including basmati, jeera, samba and raw, red raw and white raw rice, complemented by lentils and pulses, flours and flour mixes, semolina and millet.

The cupboard range extends to cooking oils and ghee, condiments and sauces, chilli paste, pickles, relishes and chutneys, jams and spreads, canned fish and vegetables, dried fish, papad, noodles and pasta, soups and broths, and a selection of sweets and savoury snacks. Tea and coffee sit alongside herbal drinks, malted drinks, powdered beverage mixes, soft drinks, mineral water and spirits and beers.

Beyond food: household, health and traditional goods

The non-food side of the catalogue includes health and beauty lines such as bar soap, body lotion, facial masks and washes, hair oil, shampoo and toothpaste, plus vitamins and supplements and a medicines section with pain relief and balms. Household goods, kitchen tools and utensils, cookware, tagines and clay cooking pots, plates and cushion covers are also listed. Traditional and religious requisites include puja items, clay lamps, wicks, incense and Buddhist books, alongside Sinhala novels, art, arts and craft supplies and wall décor. Baby care and a vegetarian and vegan section complete the range.

Own-brand and branded products

Several items carry the Ceylon Supermart name, including traditional Ceylon dried pearlspot cichlid (korali karawala) and dried snakehead fish (lula karawala) sold vacuum sealed, pure Ceylon vanilla powder and handpicked Ceylon vanilla beans. Branded goods include Luck Nature Export vanilla beans, dried prawns and Maldives fish flakes, Amourcoco coconut water in packs of twelve, Nestlé Maggi Sri Lankan coconut milk powder, Delmege soya meat in curry and prawn flavours, BTM jack mackerel in brine, Prince Foods murukku and tapioca chips, Amritha incense sticks, Diamond frozen kothu porotta, Malabar porotta, veech roti and porotta, Shana frozen paratha and wholemeal chapatti, and multipacks of Lay's and KurKure snacks.

Delivery, pricing and customer information

The site sets out a pricing policy, delivery zones and delivery charges, and notes free standard UK delivery on orders over £85, with worldwide delivery applying to marketplace products only. A rewards programme, gift cards and a order-tracking facility are also offered. Prices are displayed in multiple currencies, with the United Kingdom storefront in pounds sterling and euro pricing for a long list of European countries including Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Finland, Greece, Malta, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia and Estonia, among others. The catalogue also lists Australia, Canada, Fiji, Japan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, the United Arab Emirates and the United States as selectable regions.

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