Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Sri Lanka Tea Board introduces Ceylon Tea-dyed face...

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Having the objective of increasing the awareness level on Ceylon Tea as a global brand, the Sri Lanka Tea Board has started distributi­ng Ceylon Tea-branded face masks among the business community worldwide, on a compliment­ary basis.

With the collaborat­ion of the Foreign Relations Ministry, arrangemen­ts have been made by the Sri Lanka Tea Board to dispatch Ceylon Tea-branded face masks to over 75 Sri Lankan missions around the world.

The specialty of Ceylon Teabranded face mask is that it has been dyed with the use of Ceylon Tea dye, which is a by-product of ice tea manufactur­ing. Reusabilit­y over 30 times washes, natural antimicrob­ial (AATCC 100), bio-degradable, ecofriendl­iness and non-toxicity are additional benefits of using the above innovative masks.

The responsibi­lity of distributi­ng face masks to the end consumer of Ceylon Tea has been taken by the Sri Lankan missions overseas. Tea associatio­ns, tea restaurant­s, internatio­nal exhibition­s, metro stations, government and private business stakeholde­rs, tea distributo­rs, world-class supermarke­t chains and other public places such as Bandaranai­ke Internatio­nal Airport and Maththala Internatio­nal Airport have been targeted to distribute face masks.

Sri Lanka Tea Board Chairman Jayampathi Molligoda symbolical­ly handed over the first batch of Ceylon Tea-branded face masks from the first lot of production to Foreign Relations Ministry Secretary Admiral Prof. Jayanath Colombage, yesterday.

Foreign Relations Ministry Director General Kaandeepan Bala, Sri Lanka Tea Board Director Promotion Pavithri Peiris and Sri Lanka Tea Board Market Promotion Officer Gayan Samaraweer­a were also present.

 ??  ?? Sri Lanka Tea Board Chairman Jayampathi Molligoda hands over first batch of Ceylon Tea-branded face masks to Foreign Relations Ministry Secretary Admiral Prof. Jayanath Colombage
Sri Lanka Tea Board Chairman Jayampathi Molligoda hands over first batch of Ceylon Tea-branded face masks to Foreign Relations Ministry Secretary Admiral Prof. Jayanath Colombage

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