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Tea export income increases to Rs 41 bn

Tea export income increases to Rs 41 bn
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Wage increase makes mockery of collective bargaining

Wage increase makes mockery of collective bargaining
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Automated system to curtail long-room Customs procedures

news Automated system to curtail long-room Customs procedures Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.) An automated system has been developed to curtail the long-room Customs procedures and a pilot project has been started with selected exporters. Director General of Sri Lanka Customs, MajorGeneral (Retd) Vijitha Ravipriya mentioned that Sri Lanka Customs has linked with Sri Lanka Tea Board, Department of Motor Traffic, Sri Lanka Ports Authority, Terminal Operators and National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA) to deliver an automated system. He was speaking at the European Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka hosted webinar on ‘Paperless and Contactless Procedures at the Port of Clearance’ recently.He also mentioned that the Department of Immigration and Emigration, Duty Free shops and courier services will also betaken onto a single platform using the ASYCUDA system. Currently, Sri Lanka Customs accepts export orimport invoices electronically and customers are given

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Digital Dollars for Online Tea – IMF F&D

The Bahamas, Sri Lanka, and Uganda fight the pandemic’s disruption with innovation including quickly creating a digital marketplace for tea.

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Tea export earnings up by 6% in Jan 21 over same period last year – The Island

by Steve A. Morrell Asia Siyaka Tea Brokers said in their weekly market report that Rs. 19.2 billion earned from tea exports in January 2021 was a healthy indicator, which reflected a six per cent increase over the corresponding month in 2020. In January 2020, tea export earnings were Rs. 18 billion (US$ 101 million). The Sri Lanka Tea Board said production in January 2021 was 23 million kilos, a year-on-year increase in comparison to 21. 9 million kilos in January 2020. Planters in Maskeliya attributed the enhanced production to continuous growing weather conditions through January, leading to a crop upsurge resulting in positive results for the industry. The Asia Siyaka Tea Brokers report further said in the low grown sector, comprising mainly tea smallholders, year-on-year, gain was 14. 9 million kilos, which contributed to the positive results. Western and mid grown results, although positive, were not as high as low growns.

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