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  • Business as a Matter of Human ServiceBusinessworthyDilmahEnvironmentMerrill J. FernandoNature and the EnvironmentSustainability

    Compromise on anything but your values

    by Dilhan April 5, 2023
    by Dilhan April 5, 2023

    A Tea Grower’s view of discount culture, ethical consumerism and the role of Ceylon Tea in a sustainable future Writing in The Australian last week, Damon Kitney headlined coverage of…

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  • Business as a Matter of Human ServiceBusinessworthyDilmah Conservation

    Sri Lanka’s Future – Strategies & Actions for a transition to a Green Growth Pathway

    by Dilhan February 19, 2023
    by Dilhan February 19, 2023

    Earlier this month, Sri Lanka’s Environment Ministry and the Global Green Growth Institute invited stakeholder to consider Strategies and Actions to Accelerate Sri Lanka’s Transition to a Green Growth Pathway.…

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  • Business as a Matter of Human ServiceBusinessworthyEnvironmentEthicsMerrill J. Fernando Charitable FoundationOtherSustainability

    Ecovation 2021 and a burning platform mindset

    by Dilhan April 4, 2022
    by Dilhan April 4, 2022

    There is no greater fulfillment than seeing potential achieved, and last Thursday we celebrated extraordinary achievement at the Merrill J. Fernando Innovation Awards. 10 young women, men or teams, were…

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  • All About TeaBusinessworthyEthicsSustainabilityTeaTea IndustryThe new norm

    Perspective

    by Dilhan December 28, 2020
    by Dilhan December 28, 2020

    Everything in life is about perspective. That’s to be expected, because what we believe is conditioned by what we know and that is naturally, our point of view. That makes…

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  • Business as a Matter of Human ServiceBusinessworthyDilmah ConservationEnvironmentEthicsMerrill J. FernandoMerrill J. Fernando Charitable Foundation

    Photographer Yuriko Nakao’s perspective on Significance

    by Dilhan May 2, 2020
    by Dilhan May 2, 2020

    In March last year, an accomplished and empathetic photographer, Yuriko Nakao visited Sri Lanka and the Merrill J. Fernando Foundation’s Western Centre on the outskirts of Colombo. Making pictures at…

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  • All About TeaBusiness as a Matter of Human ServiceBusinessworthy

    Significant 70th and blessed 90th

    by Dilhan May 2, 2020
    by Dilhan May 2, 2020

    The achievement of business men and women is universally measured in profit. My brother and I are singularly fortunate that the family business we joined three decades ago, was fundamentally…

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  • BusinessworthyEthicsSustainability

    It was never normal

    by Dilhan April 5, 2020
    by Dilhan April 5, 2020

    Beyond the pumas that have emerged in Santiago and the peacocks in Mumbai, the impact of coronavirus on humankind has been devastating – 1.2 million people infected worldwide, and nearly…

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    A Centre for Hope

    by Dilhan September 29, 2018
    by Dilhan September 29, 2018

    On 1st September we inaugurated the MJF Centre East, the most ambitious combined humanitarian and environmental project that we have ever undertaken. Amongst the projects that the MJF Foundation, and…

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  • Business as a Matter of Human ServiceBusinessworthyDilmahEnvironmentEthicsFacts of Tea

    Three things to ponder on the 150th Anniversary of the World’s Finest Tea

    by Dilhan August 13, 2017
    by Dilhan August 13, 2017

    The Colombo International Tea Convention 2017 concluded on Friday, elegantly supported by our most accomplished cricketer and commended by several of the international delegates as the most significant gathering of…

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  • Business as a Matter of Human ServiceBusinessworthy

    The story of a Bocuse d’Or Sri Lanka Gold Medallist – from unemployed to culinary role model in 8 months

    by Dilhan July 7, 2017
    by Dilhan July 7, 2017

    very individual has inherent ability regardless of their circumstances; poverty is debilitating, but not disabling, physical disability in most cases is ability in an untypical form. When the unemployed son…

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Founder Merrill J. Fernando and his sons Dilhan and Malik ensure every pack of Dilmah reaches you fresh and full of flavor. As Merrill says, "my family cares for your tea, from the tea nursery right to your teacup."

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  • Wealth, Not Treasure. Rethinking Wealth Creation.

  • The Grower’s Story. part 1: the context for humanity

  • Do they know it’s Christmas?

  • The difference in Price and Value

  • Father’s Day

  • The Renaissance of Ceylon Cinnamon

  • The true value of Ceylon Cinnamon

  • The majestic fragrance of the ‘Spice of Kings’ deliciously fusing...

  • Compass for more human business

  • Black Friday – it’s not what you think

  • Charity, dignity and why the two must always meet

  • Compromise on anything but your values

  • Sri Lanka’s Future – Strategies & Actions for a transition...

  • The Moment of Peace in a Crafted, Superlative Single Estate...

  • Ecovation 2021 and a burning platform mindset

  • Turning over a new tea leaf in 2022 – the...

  • Milk in Tea

  • The Greatest Trend of them all : reading the tea...

  • Good tea for good health – one more reason to...

  • Perspective

  • The other side of the coin – price, value &...

  • Photographer Yuriko Nakao’s perspective on Significance

  • Significant 70th and blessed 90th

  • It was never normal

  • A Centre for Hope

  • Three things to ponder on the 150th Anniversary of the...

  • The story of a Bocuse d’Or Sri Lanka Gold Medallist...

  • The Spirit of Christmas

  • The Soul of the Leaf

  • The 21st Century ritual of High Tea

  • Tea Indulgence, the past, present and future

  • A man walks into a bar and ….

  • Friendship in a teacup

  • Natural. Magical. Uva 2011 Seasonal Flush.

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