Sri Lankan tea (known as Ceylon Tea) carries behind it a heritage and success story like no other. Sri Lanka has become the worlds 3^rd largest tea exporter to the world, the country's largest employer and has the distincion of supplying tea to the Olympic and Commonwealth games.

Known as the "Spice Island", Sri Lanka was historically attractive to the western nations for its spice riches. Sri Lankan Spices and Allied products suppliers export the most sought-after cinnamon, pepper, cloves, cardamons, nutmeg, mace and vanilla.

Apparel export industry is the most significant and dynamic contribution to Sri Lanka's economy. Sri Lankan Apparel Manufacturers and Suppliers are reputed worldwide for producing top quality ethical fashion apparel trusted by the iconic global fashion brands.

The seafood sector has shown a growth rate of 5% within the last 5 years with key buyers from the UK, France, Italy, Japan, Netherlands and the USA. When it comes to product developments, processing and packaging techniques, Sri Lanka's traditional skills in manpower and advanced technology enure the makings of a perfect, high quality and most importantly fresh seafood export range that is well packed and ready to ship.

Sri Lanka, long associated with the international gem and jewellery trade, has been known as the cradle of treasures for its precious, natural gemstones. Sri Lanka is blessed with over 7 varieties of coloured stones out of 200 found in the world and is among the five most important gem-bearing nations of the world.

Coconut is one of the major plantaion crops in Sri Lanka which accounts for approximately 12% of all agricultural produce in Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka holds the global No.1 for exports of brown fiber.