Workers on Sri Lanka's estates reveal the bitter truth behind ethical labels on tea packets
An ABC investigation in Sri Lanka has found popular certification schemes are failing to live up to their ethical promises.
Sri Lanka, where tea is picked by hand for your cuppa – and eaten in a range of dishes
A lot goes into a tea bag, from growing and picking the leaves to fermenting and blending them. Nowadays tea also turns up on ...
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An Insider’s Guide to Sri Lanka
Grab a fresh coconut and watch surfers glide across waves in Weligama or Hiriketiya. Wait quietly as elephants stomp past ...
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Classic Car Rally participants take a nostalgic pit stop at Heritance Tea Factory
As the much-anticipated 2025 Classic Car Rally made its way through Sri Lanka’s scenic highlands, participants from across ...
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Kirin Holdings: Conducting Human Rights Due Diligence For Sustainable Sourcing Of Sri Lankan Tea Leaves
So far, the Kirin Group has done so in the supply chains of coffee beans in Laos, soya beans in China, tea leaves in Sri Lanka, grapes in Argentina and sugarcane in Brazil. The experience and ...
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Sri Lanka, where tea is picked by hand for your cuppa – and eaten in a range of dishes
What goes in your morning cuppa? A lot more than you think. If your brew is from Sri Lanka, the process of growing tea, harvesting the leaves and producing tea bags is surprisingly labour-intensive.