The MJF Foundation’s Ongoing Impact on Cervical Cancer Screening in Sri Lanka
What does a cup of tea have to do with women’s health? In Sri Lanka, cervical cancer claims the lives of approximately 700 women every year. It is the second-highest cancer incidence among females in ...
The Gift of Tea: Timeless and Seasonal
It’s always the right season to share the gift of tea – even more so when it’s the finest and purest Ceylon tea. For, tea is a timeless gift. It calms and soothes on a hot summer day, and feels like a...
World Health Day Week: Talking Tea
There is a strong undercurrent driving people towards ‘healthy living’ of late – for good reason, of...
Types of Tea
Most tea drinkers are aware of the four main types of tea – black tea, green tea, oolong tea and whi...
More Than Gifts, A Secret Santa To Remember
I’ve taken part in Secret Santa many times before; exchanging smiles, guessing who got whose name, a...
The Last Two Giants of Sinharaja: A Commitment to Conservation
In the heart of Sri Lanka, the UNESCO biodiversity hotspot, the Sinharaja Forest Complex, was once h...
Why Does a Tea Company Care About Cervical Cancer?
Dilmah and the MJF Charitable Foundation is collaborating with the Government through the Health Min...
Rosehip & Hibiscus – a Luscious, Healthy Brew
Dilmah’s Rosehip & Hibiscus Natural Infusion has quite the demand among consumers. Not only is i...