Children of plantation workers in Sri Lanka sold into slavery for less than $5 each, sparking outrage and investigations.

Sri Lanka’s plantation sector has been significantly shaped by its colonial past. Since the establishment of the first ...

In 2015 Sri Lanka was producing 340 million kg of tea which was hampered by the Glyphosate ban fiasco. As the industry was slowly recovering from this after laws were brought in place to allow for the ...

The recently opened Pekoe Trail, which runs for more than 300km through tea plantations, villages and forests, tells the story of Sri Lanka's complex and chequered tea history. The sun is bright ...

Sri Lanka is an absolutely stunning country. This one city in particular should be added to your bucket list -- and it won't ...

Say Spain. What comes to mind would be colourful festivals and long winding footpaths such as the Camino de Santiago – Way of ...

It is a short list of countries where you can surf, encounter diverse wildlife and visit spectacular archaeological sites.

The Ceylon Workers Congress, in line with the state and the company, are directing the victimised workers to admit their ...

While Kenya retained the first spot in global tea exports, India surpassed Sri Lanka to take the second spot. Kenya exported over 500 Mkg of tea in 2024. In 2023, India and Sri Lanka were neck-in ...

Image by Sahana David Menon. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka’s Central province, home to the country’s economically vital tea plantations and montane forests, is facing different climate threats.

For tea lovers, the world is a treasure trove of enchanting destinations which celebrate the beloved beverage.