As you pick up your cup and take a long, comforting sip of delicious, Ceylon Tea, do you ever pause to wonder, what is it that makes Ceylon Tea so special? To a tea drinker, it could be the rich ...

Sri Lanka - a Tea Island, is known for its diverse cultures and scenic beauty. While blessed with fortunes of nature to give a different array of climates, tea was first introduced to Sri Lanka as a ...

Sri Lanka’s Liquid Gold: The world recently celebrated International Tea Day on 21 May 2025 under the theme “Bringing people together over a cup of tea.” The day aims to raise awareness of tea’s long ...

Sri Lanka, though relatively small in size, is the world's forth largest tea producer. Its' annual tea production is approx. 320 million kgs, which accounts for 9% of the world tea production. Sri ...

With the recent celebration of International Tea Day, producers, brands and marketers across the globe are joining together to promote sustainable production while raising awareness as to the benefits ...

What better promotion of the world famous beverage – Pure Ceylon Tea – than Elizabeth Alexandra Mary better known as Queen Elizabeth II from Britain, the nation that gave Sri Lanka a legacy and a ...

Tea is Sri Lanka's largest agricultural export crop accounting for almost 15% of the entire export income, thus making it a vital source of revenue. It is also the country's largest employer in the ...

Premala Srikantha, minister (tea promotion – Middle East and North African region), Sri Lanka Consulate General in Dubai, on what to expect from the country’s tea at Gulfood. Can you tell us a bit ...

The ruthless philosophy of the multinational packer and retail supplier is to buy low and sell high in mass markets in which the consumer, through relentless advertising and promotion, has been ...

A whopping 96 percent of Pure Ceylon Tea production volumes leave Sri Lanka to serve eager global buyers while only 4 percent of it is brewed locally, and the Lankan tea sector is now called to lead ...