ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s tea manufacturing capacity has not been harmed by Cyclone Ditwah, even though some tea-growing areas in the Uva and the Central Province were hit, the Colombo Tea Traders’ Association has said. Trading activities at the Colombo Tea Auctions will continue, but with a revised calendar, the private sector tea industry body said. “The damage was largely confined to specific roads, resulting in temporary disruptions to transportation,” it said in a statement. “Some of the key routes connecting plantations to the city have now been reopened, and transport services are resuming normal operations.” Harvesting operations are returning…
Sri Lanka’s tea industry not impacted by Ditwah, traders’ body says
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