While much of the world races to make tea cheaper, we continue to focus on making its future ‘Stronger Together’. As part of our Sustainable Supply Chain Roadmap, last month we hosted the latest sessi...
As Sri Lanka’s macroeconomic indicators begin to show signs of improvement, a deeper and more complex question continues to surface beneath the optimism. Is stabilisation the same as recovery, or is i...
Mobility is more than movement; it is dignity, independence, and the freedom to participate fully in life. Since 2023, the MJF Charitable Foundation (MJFCF) has been privileged to partner with the Fre...
Inclusion Begins with Conversation: Dilmah’s Disability Sensitization Programme for Government Officials. Our recent Disability Sensitization Programme brought together 50 dedicated government officia...
At our Endane Biodiversity Corridor in Rathnapura, something special was brought to life – D-Island, a one-of-a-kind arboretum in Sri Lanka. Created earlier this year in partnership with the Fac...
Some events teach you facts. Others make you wish you had been there sooner. ‘Wetlands after Dusk’ at Beddagana Wetland Park did both. It was designed to help people understand the science...
Indigenous tree focused reforestation expert Prof. Friedhelm Goeltenboth delivered a detailed lecture on restoring landscapes and biodiversity last week. Prof. Goeltenboth serves at the University of ...
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 ...
In 2024, we started a free learning initiative designed to provide computer literacy to our factory associates. This January, we celebrated our first two graduating classes! This is much more than jus...