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Tea with exotic flavor from an agro - climatic zone of Uva covers the eastern slope of the mountains of central Sri Lanka in the District of Badulla. Tea is cultivated and produced in the area since 1867 on the plantations located at an altitude of 1000-1600 meters above sea level.. Uva tea has a truly unique flavor and is used in many blends.
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Sri Lanka Tea Exports for the month of March 2019 totaled 26.4 million kgs showing a gain of 0.3 million kgs against the volume of 26.1 million kgs registered for March 2018, according to the market report by the Tea Exports Association. Tea in bags and packets have shown a growth year on year whilst bulk tea showed a decline compared to the corresponding month of 2018.
As a part of Ceylon tea promotional campaign of the Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Toronto for 2020, the 8th Annual Toronto Tea Festival at Toronto Reference Library was organized in coordination with Tea Guild of Canada, which was held from 01-02 February 2020 at the Toronto Reference Library. The Toronto Tea Festival is Canada’s largest tea awareness program and the goal of participating at this promotional event was to contribute to and support sustainable growth within the Sri Lanka’s tea industry.
Sri Lanka’s tea output in the month of July rose 5.6 percent year-on-year (YOY) to 25.27 million kilos amid favourable weather conditions. According to Asia Siyaka Commodities, Sri Lanka’s cumulative tea production to date edged up 1.1percent YOY to 184.06 million kilos and was the highest since 2015.A 34.7 percent growth in high-grown tea production was a key contributor to the increase in the July production. This was the highest since 5.7 million kilos reported in 2014.Lowgrown tea production fell marginally to 16.35 million kilos.
PROVIDING SCHOOL ESSENTIALS TO STUDENTS AT A VILLAGE IN ANURADHAPURA In the last quarter of 2019, Mabroc Teas took part in providing School essentials to 118 students from Grades 1 to 6, in the village of Katarampura in Anuradhapura, located in the North Central Province of Sri Lanka.
WESTERN/NUWARA ELIYA REGIONS REPORTED BRIGHT WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE WEEK. UVA/UDAPUSSELLAWA REGIONS EXPERIENCED CLEAR WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE WEEK. LOW GROWNS IN THE RUHUNA AND SABARAGAMUWA REGIONS REPORTED EXTREMELY BRIGHT CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE WEEK..
A kind message to our customers, their staff and family members to stay safe from this pandemic which has also created an adverse impact around the Globe. Staying indoors can prevent the spread of the virus and protect us from being vulnerable to it. We hope and pray that this pandemic ends soon and our daily activities and business operations return to normalcy without any further impact..
A kind message to our customers, their staff and family members to stay safe from this pandemic which has also created an adverse impact around the Globe. Staying indoors can prevent the spread of the virus and protect us from being vulnerable to it.
Sri Lankan Tea Industry showed remarkable resilience and ingenuity to bounce back rapidly from the national shut down to combat ‘Covid-19’. In a matter of six days, Sri Lankan stakeholders built from scratch, operated and concluded trading ‘Ceylon Tea’ at the Colombo auction on a digital platform. It is noteworthy to see the trickledown effect spanning the entire supply chain. The etrade has created ‘hope’, especially for the Tea farmers who depend on their daily wages. Regional Plantation Companies and smallholders are able to conduct business and provide work despite the current circumstance. Crops are being harvested without compromise on quality and factories are functional strictly following the stringent precautionary measures stipulated by the health authorities
Sri Lanka tea prices continued to dip apart from Pekoe teas with Low Growns and some High Growns showing good demand, however a drop in quality was seen, market participants said. Low grown teas were doing well in price, whereas volumes were a bit static, brokers said. Traders also said that very best teas had taken a hit owing to a price correction with persisting demand. Sri Lanka sold 6.5 million kilograms of Ceylon tea with 0.9 million kilograms of Ex-Estate tea and 2.9 million kilograms of Low Grown (Leafy/Tippy) teas at the third auction in June. At the previous auction on June 16 and 17 Sri Lanka sold 6.7 million kilograms of tea.
Tea was first consumed as a healing herb.The entire range is a tribute to our ancestors who used endemic herbs to combat any bodily ailment. They used their knowledge in Hela Ayurveda to make many typoes of healing elixirs. This particular blend aids in lowering blood sugar levels & re3gulates the secretion of insulin.
Tea was first consumed as a healing herb.The entire range is a tribute to our ancestors who used endemic herbs to combat any bodily ailment. They used their knowledge in Hela Ayurveda to make many typoes of healing elixirs. This elixir helps with cleansing the body from the inside& eliminates toxic substances from the body.
Tea was first consumed as a healing herb.The entire range is a tribute to our ancestors who used endemic herbs to combat any bodily ailment. They used their knowledge in Hela Ayurveda to make many typoes of healing elixirs. This particular elixir helps with keeping a healthy gut and stimulates digestion.
Tea was first consumed as a healing herb.The entire range is a tribute to our ancestors who used endemic herbs to combat any bodily ailment. They used their knowledge in Hela Ayurveda to make many typoes of healing elixirs. This blend is made to a secret recipy that fights viral infections.
Tea was first consumed as a healing herb.The entire range is a tribute to our ancestors who used endemic herbs to combat any bodily ailment. They used their knowledge in Hela Ayurveda to make many typoes of healing elixirs. This blend brings you the raw goodness of the superfood Moringa. It has countless benefits from antioxidents to neutrients
Tea was first consumed as a healing herb.The entire range is a tribute to our ancestors who used endemic herbs to combat any bodily ailment. They used their knowledge in Hela Ayurveda to make many typoes of healing elixirs. This blends aids in increasing of the bodies metabolism rate and also lowers blood colestarol levels.
Sri Lanka tea prices continued to dip apart from Pekoe teas with Low Growns and some High Growns showing good demand, however a drop in quality was seen, market participants said. Low grown teas were doing well in price, whereas volumes were a bit static, brokers said. Traders also said that very best teas had taken a hit owing to a price correction with persisting demand. Sri Lanka sold 6.5 million kilograms of Ceylon tea with 0.9 million kilograms of Ex-Estate tea and 2.9 million kilograms of Low Grown (Leafy/Tippy) teas at the third auction in June. At the previous auction on June 16 and 17 Sri Lanka sold 6.7 million kilograms of tea. In comparison with key global markets like Kenya where volumes are huge, traders said that Sri Lanka tea prices were faring at better levels. Kenyan tea prices have continued to fall for four weeks, traders said. However, CTC prices in Sri Lanka still remain comparativ
The much-awaited Ceylon Tea promotion will kick off this winter, with a total investment of Rs. 5 billion aimed at boosting exports which have struggled in recent months, an official confirmed. Sri Lanka Tea Board (SLTB) Director Promotion Pavithri Peiris told Daily FT the promotions would be conducted three ways, targeting Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), public relations and search engine optimization in countries such as Russia, Ukraine, Japan, China, United Arab Emirates, Germany, the US, Chile, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran. The promotions will span for one year in each market
Penetrating the Pakistani tea market with Sri Lanka orthodox tea will be a daunting task at present unless the gap of pricing between the African and Sri Lankan teas are minimized revealed a recent webinar held between the Sri Lanka High Commission and some tea importers in Pakistan. During the webinar, it was revealed that Sri Lanka can plan to market value-added packet tea to the niche market in Pakistan with their orthodox teas, provided that the production cost is bought down to be more competitive and with extensive advertising.
COVID-19 has impacted everyone in the tea industry, some parts more than others. This is a pick of some of the major impacts, but selected because collectively they illustrate that a single event can manifest itself differently, depending on where it lands. Tea growing and production employs or provides livelihoods for more than 80 million people worldwide, so it was always going to be heavily impacted by the disease and by the measures imposed to control it. In this regard, tea was like any other labor-intensive industry, but suffered a unique and cruel blow based on timing alone
NEW TEA BOARD FUNDING SCHEME FOR HIGH SHADE TREES Sri Lanka Tea Board has stepped up its support of the industry by setting up a funding scheme for high shade trees for tea lands of over 10 acres. It is offering subsidies for tea plucking lands falling in the medium and large-scale tea estate categories of over 10 acres, where tea has been cultivated already and establishment of high shade trees has not been made.
The Ceylon black Tea promotion campaign kicked off in December 2020, with a total investment of Rs.35million aimed at boosting “Ceylon Tea – The World Favorite Tea” though social media platforms. Sri Lanka Tea Board (SLTB) Director Promotion Pavithri Peiris told, the promotion campaign would be conducted through the social media platforms in countries such as Russia, Ukraine, Japan, China, Germany, USA, Chile, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and Iran and the campaign is rolled out from December 2020 to March 2021 for three months period in each market.
Sri Lanka Tea Production for the period January – December 2020 totaled 278.5 million kg vis-à-vis 300.1 million kg of January-December 2019, showing a decrease of 21.6 million kg YOY. High Grown production for 2020 totaled 61.2 million kg compared to 61.7 million kg of January-December 2019, thus recording a decrease of 0.5 M/kg (-0.85%).
The tea industry witnessed an increase in production and began the year with lower export volumes, but with higher returns, brokers said yesterday. The country’s tea production in January increased by 5% to 23 million kilograms (MnKg) compared to 21.9 MnKg a year earlier, where the boost of production was generated entirely from the Low Grown sector. The year-on-year (YoY) low grown sector production increased from 13.3 MnKg in 2021 to 14.9 MnKg, which is at three-year high following more favorable growing conditions and availability of fertilizer. However, the high and mid growns were lower YoY 2020 by 5% and 6% respectively. Sri Lanka Customs data analyzed by Asia Siyaka Research confirmed that the country›s export volume in January dropped by 6% to 20.8 MnKg compared to 22 MnKg shipped in a year earlier. However, the earnings in January increased by 6% to Rs. 19.2 billion ($
