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Dilmah In Press
Marketing guru Kotler cites Dilmah Tea for...
Marketing guru Kotler lists 10 authentic attributes of Dilmah
Delay in promoting consumer demand for Sri...
The delay in implementing the tourism public relations and digital marketing campaign in the 10 core markets is extremely concerning.
NCCCPDD comes to Kandy
The National Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy and Other Developmental Disorders (NCCCPDD) opened its first extension in the hill capital on 23 May as part of Dilmah’s MJF Charitable Foundation’s efforts to strengthen the...
Intl. Day for Biological Diversity commemorated by...
The International Day for Biological Diversity (IDB) is celebrated annually the world over, on 22 May, commemorating the adoption of the text of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). It aims to leverage knowledge, spread...
BSL initiates private sector consultations on greening...
Biodiversity Sri Lanka (BSL) recently hosted a private sector consultation for a delegation from the China Council for International Co-operation on Environment and Development (CCICED) visiting Sri Lanka
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Sri Lankan family-owned tea company Dilmah, has been in Australia since the 1980s, when founder...
Dilmah Founder Merrill J. Fernando accepted the Australian consumer award for Product of the Year...
Dilmah Tea founder Merrill Fernando believes Australian supermarkets are among the most ruthless in the...
Health and wellness products have featured heavily in the annual Product of the Year Awards,...
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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,...
