Colombo (ICRC): The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has purchased 118 tonnes of locally-grown tea in Sri Lanka and shipped it to Jordan and Pakistan for distribution to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and resident populations affected by armed conflict and internal violence. ...

Sri Lanka tea bag exports fall

Sri Lanka tea output up in May

Sri Lanka tea trade calls for limit on new factories

Sri Lanka tea market seen strengthening

Sri Lanka tea prices seen bottoming out

Sri Lanka tea, apparel exports to India rise sharply

Susantha Ratnayaka, Chairman of John Keells Holdings has been appointed as the Chairman of the Sri Lanka Tea Board.

Sri Lanka tea prices fall as crops increase

Sri Lanka tea export earnings hit new high

Sri Lanka tea output recovery slows in March

Sri Lanka tea producers say need support for replanting

Sri Lanka tea price fall hits producer margins

The Iranian Government yesterday decided to increase the volume of Sri Lanka tea purchase from 30 million to 50 million kilograms.

The Iranian Government yesterday decided to increase the volume of Sri Lanka tea purchase from 30 million to 50 million kilograms.

The Iranian Government yesterday decided to increase the volume of Sri Lanka tea purchase from 30 million to 50 million kilograms.

The Iranian Government yesterday decided to increase the volume of Sri Lanka tea purchase from 30 million to 50 million kilograms.

The Iranian Government yesterday decided to increase the volume of Sri Lanka tea purchase from 30 million to 50 million kilograms.

Sri Lanka tea estate in iced tea project with US firm

Sri Lanka tea wage hike erodes Malwatte Plantations profit

Mar 24, Colombo: The Sri Lanka Tea Board (SLTB) statistics have revealed that the country's tea production in February has recovered from the effects of drought and economic crisis experienced in 2009.

The Sri Lanka Tea Board has selected as its collaborator, the Sri Lanka Standards Institution, to continue with an appropriate...

The Sri Lanka Tea Board has selected as its collaborator, the Sri Lanka Standards Institution, to continue with an appropriate certification scheme for the Tea industry. The Tea Board stated the termination of the TASL/SGS Certification Programme which came to an end along with the closure

Sri Lanka tea output back to normal levels in February

The Sri Lanka Tea Board (SLTB) has selected as its collaborator, the Sri Lanka Standards Institution (SLSI) to continue with an appropriate certification scheme for the tea industry.

Mar 23, Colombo: The Sri Lanka Tea Board (SLTB) has selected as its collaborator, the Sri Lanka Standards Institution (SLSI) to continue with an appropriate certification scheme for the tea industry.

Sri Lanka tea trade says expects short quality season

Sri Lanka Tea Board probes fake tea complaint

Sri Lanka tea broker IPO soars on opening day

The Sri Lanka Tea Board and Sri Lanka Standards Institute have jointly implemented a national standards system for the tea...