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by Gamini Warushamana

Sri Lanka can regain the tea market it enjoyed in Pakistan 25 years ago, said the chairman of the Pakistan Tea Traders Association Mauhammed Altaf. A trade delegation led by Altaf is now in Sri Lanka for discussions with Sri Lanka Tea Board officials and their counterparts on the potential tea trade after the Pakistan - Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement comes into effect from June 12.
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