High Grown tea production in Sri Lanka dropped to its lowest monthly level in 34 years during August 2026, falling to 3.1 million kilograms due to persistent overcast skies and excessive rainfall. Preliminary figures released by the Sri Lanka Tea Board and reported by Asia Siyaka Commodities PLC confirm that August's High Grown output is...
Medium Grown estates also registered a steep 14% decline, dropping from 3.2 million kilograms to 2.7 million kilograms. The overall decline was partially mitigated by Low Grown production, which increased from 12.7 million kilograms to 13.1 million kilograms. Cumulative Medium Grown production declined 6% to 30.4 million kilograms, while Low Grown production dropped nearly 3% to 103.3 million kilograms.
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