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Three killed, two injured as van collides with three motorcycles

By Norman Palihawadane Three persons were killed and two others seriously injured when a van and three motorcycles collided at Ranwala in Kegalle.Police Media Spokesman SSP Nihal Thalduwa said that the victims had been identified as Mohammad Milhar, Mohammad Alfaz and Mohammad Safaras. They were residents of Thulhiriya. SSP Thalduwa said that the van traveling […]

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Navy nabs 85 in fishing craft heading for Australia

By Norman Palihawadane The Lanka Navy yesterday took into custody 85 Sri Lankans, who were trying to travel to Australia illegally.The suspects were nabbed during a patrol conducted off Baticaloa during the early hours yesterday. A Navy patrol boat intercepted a local multiday fishing trawler carrying and found the 85 suspects. Among the apprehended individuals […]

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Tea exporters buoyed by robust demand, expect 225 mn kg shipments in 2022

Tea exporters buoyed by robust demand, expect 225 mn kg shipments in 2022

Several countries send back Indian tea 'due to pesticides'

Indian tea not being rejected by foreign buyers: Exporters

When contacted, some Indian tea planters offered a similar view, saying their consignments had not been rejected and they continue to export tea directly to clients in Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan and Poland among other markets.

Many Countries Send Back Indian Tea Supplies Over High Pesticide Content

Both international and domestic buyers have rejected a series of tea consignments due to the presence of pesticides and chemicals beyond permissible limits, Indian Tea Exporters Association (ITEA) chairman Anshuman Kanoria said today.

India's tea consignment rejected by international, domestic buyers after pesticides, chemicals found beyond permissible limit

In 2021, India exported 195.90 million kg tea. The major buyers were Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) nations and Iran. The board is aiming to achieve 300 million kg tea this year.

Sri Lanka's crisis may provide opportunities for Indian tea exporters: Experts

Indian Tea Exporters' Association Chairman Anshuman Kanoria said the industry is expecting that the island country's crop might be lower by around 15 per cent this year because of its economic condition.