World-famous Ceylon tea isn't just Sri Lanka's lifeblood; their streets practically pulse with it. Vendors on almost every ...

the tea markets have been shaken by the crisis in West Asia which began in Eqypt, spread to Bahrain and Tunisia and Libya. Sri Lanka’s main tea buyers are the CIS and West Asia with Iran being the ...

Almost 5% of the population of Sri Lanka work in the billion-dollar tea industry, picking leaves on the mountain slopes and processing the tea in plantation factories. The cultivation and selling ...

Sri Lanka's production of sugar and rubber rose in October/November 2024, while its fish, tea and coconut declined, the ...

With the recent wage hike given to plantation sector workers, Sri Lanka’s once lucrative tea industry is facing a threat of collapse due to the inability to increase labour productivity and declining ...

Sri Lanka is making a special appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin to remove a ban on Ceylon tea. Two ministers are leading a delegation to Moscow to request the suspension on Sri Lankan tea ...