Dilmah Conservation
Dilmah invites industry collaboration to strengthen sustainability and resilience in Ceylon Tea
With the climate emergency clouding prospects for farmers globally, Dilmah Tea invited stakeholders in Ceylon Tea to a collaboration aimed at embedding sustainability and resilience into Sri Lanka’s t...
Sustain-Able Climate Action Challenge
A collaboration between European Union, Dilmah Tea and Dilmah: Genesis Centre for A Sustainable Future, this is a competition to encourage sustainable innovations among youth that will reduce, ...
Dilmah’s Quest to Restore Blue Carbon Ecosystems
What is Blue Carbon? Global warming is the result of human activity such as the use of fossil fuels to unsustainable agriculture. This in turn increases Green House Gas Emissions warming the planet an...
Genesis: Dilmah Centre for A Sustainable Future
An Agri Innovation Hub fostering collaboration, growth, and development for local SMEs and agri tech companies No. 52, Maligawatte Road, Colombo 10, was the birthplace of Dilmah Tea where our Founder ...
Dilmah unveils Supply Chain Sustainability Road Map
Dilmah Tea recently invited its supply chain to the heart of its operations in Peliyagoda for an evening of discourse and exchange about sustainability practices and strategies with aspects to product...
Conserving Bees through education, research and livelihood upliftment
Useful for sustainable agriculture and upholding ecosystem services, bees are an important link to biodiversity and human well being. But, the widespread use of pesticides and fertilizer, habitat dest...
Nature Corridor at Endana
Initiated in 2018 by Dilmah Founder, Merrill J. Fernando, ‘The Endana Nature Corridor Project’ aims to create a seamless migration path for endemic species of plants and trees between the fragmented I...
Bee A Keeper
From providing an array of ecosystem services to contributing towards human wellbeing, bees play a crucial role in maintaining the planet’s life support systems. In recognition of this fact, the Dilma...
Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home
From adopting two elephant calves named ‘Baby Dilmah’ and ‘Ted’, named after former New Zealand All Blacks rugby coach, Dilmah has been committed to elephant conservation since 2011. Alongside adoptin...