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A season of health and well-being
Dilmah Conservation rings into the festive season of Christmas with a promise of good health and well-being with the launch of the traditional Sri Lankan first aid box and the publication ‘Hela Veda Ath Potha’...
A New Species of Lichen Named after...
A lichen species new to science was recently discovered in Sri Lanka and named Polymeridium fernandoi after the Founder of Dilmah Tea, Merrill J. Fernando.
'We Are Here'
The National Centre for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Disorders is a joint venture by MJF Charitable Foundation and Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy Lanka Foundation. The Centre serves as a hub in facilitating individual rehabilitation and...
UN Global Compact Sri Lanka renews pledge...
The United Nations Global Compact Network Sri Lanka is the local chapter of the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative.
A centre for hope
On 1 September we inaugurated the MJF Centre East, the most ambitious combined humanitarian and environmental project that we have ever undertaken.
The authentic brand: Staying true, being great...
Michel Nugawela sat down with Asoka Hettigoda, Managing Director, Siddhalepa, and Dilhan Fernando, CEO, Dilmah Tea.
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Grown, handpicked and ethically made at source, Dilmah has grown from its humble origins into...
A positive note by an Australian on how cricket takes place in Sri Lanka
It’s always a whirlwind year of traveling when your job is to suss out the...
Dilmah Conservation rings into the festive season of Christmas with a promise of good health...
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As Sri Lanka experiences increasingly damaging climate events and the prospect of vastly greater social...
Next to water, tea is the world's favourite any time drink. But all teasare not...
Every individual has inherent ability regardless of their circumstances; poverty is debilitating, but not disabling,...