Agricultural sector in Sri Lanka Agriculture, which consists of domestic and export sub-sectors, remains a vital sector in the economy through the provision of income, employment, foreign exchange ...

The United States has offered to accept 70 to 80% of products exported from Sri Lanka without imposing any tariffs, Deputy ...

656. Sri Lanka should look at modernizing the agricultural sector as it could become a very high FOREX earner and also help towards food security, said Minister of Agriculture and and Plantation ...

With a land area of more than 65,000 sq km, Sri Lanka’s agriculture sector is characterised by small-scale farming and a tropical climate that is highly variable. Agricultural output comprises rice, ...

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Sri Lanka’s economy has traditionally been agriculture-based, but several centuries of international trade – and the introduction of tea, rubber, and coffee cultivation by the UK – have altered the ...

Australia’s Market Development Facility (MDF) and Sri Lanka’s Department of Export Agriculture (DEA) have signed a deal to ...

Consolidating its efforts to empower farmers and ensure the nation’s food security, Sri Lanka’s leading private sector bank, HNB PLC, launched a comprehensive support system under the HNB Leasing Govi ...

Australia has committed to backing the Sri Lankan coffee industry by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

According to Foreign Policy, after the ban and the pandemic, nearly half a million Sri Lankans have sunken below the poverty line. Sri Lanka’s economic crisis—triggered by COVID-19 tourism closures ...

Australia’s Market Development Facility and Sri Lanka’s Department of Export Agriculture have signed a deal to develop the ...

Sri Lanka’s organic-farming blunder hardly could have come at a worse moment. COVID-19 has hurt economies everywhere, and it has taken a special toll on those that rely on tourism.