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In recent news, Sri Lanka’s tea crop is affected by heavy rain in June. Some estates are seeing production fall to less than half and losses in some firms are mounting to 100 million rupees, according to an industry association. The Ceylon Planters’ Association of…
Sri Lanka tea production has increased this year, according to reports. Plantation company sources said that favorable weather conditions boosted tea production this year. Watawala Plantation PLC, General Manager J.W.Y.K. de Silva said that good weather helped to increase tea production this year and added that…
Tea is not just something nice to drink, but an international commodity. Have you ever wondered where that tea in your tea cup came from? Tea was first grown and cultivated in China. Before long, it spread to Japan and then was transplanted far and…