Rainforest Alliance | Simon Roughneen

Sri Lanka tea plantations go greener – The Christian Science Monitor

Indigahadoowa, Sri Lanka – Tea-grower D.M. Sudumenink is nearly 70 years old and has won prizes for her produce. All the same, the retired schoolteacher is keen to know more about how she can improve her tea-growing and keep her cropland clean.

Growing economy darkens Sri Lanka’s tea future – Nikkei Asian Review

NUWARA ELIYA, Sri Lanka — K. Sagunthaladavi, 36, has spent half her life among the waist-high bushes that cover the verdurous slopes of Sri Lanka’s tea country, plucking hundreds of thousands of the green leaves used to make one of the world’s oldest and most popular drinks.