A tropical flavored cup with a fragrance of Sri Lankan Herbs, roots & spices
A recovery for yourself and Sri Lankan beaches, where our cleanups removed 9550 tons of waste
Roll up your sleeves and join a beach clean-up in your community
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A tropical flavored cup with a fragrance of Sri Lankan Herbs, roots & spices
This tea is a recovery for yourself and Sri Lankan beaches, where our cleanups removed over 9500 tons of waste
Roll up your sleeves and join a beach cleanup in your community
A tropical flavor coming from the gardens of Sri Lanka
This tropical melange balances sweet & savoury notes. The savoury, herbal flavour of moringa is balanced by ginger and lemongrass, with cinnamon and clove adding their touch to produce a dignified herbal infusion that leaves your palate fresh with the goodness of tropical herbs and spices.
A recovery for yourself and Sri Lankan beaches
Dilmah has been responsible for protecting 73.1 km to create a positive impact on oceans and the local community. A recovery led by the Beach Caretaker Program. A continuous community-led coastal cleanup. Read all about this program here.
The Recover melange is created by Ayurvedic physicians. The Ayurvedic view is based on the healing powers of nature. This is a centuries-old wisdom that has been passed on from generation to generation, but not (all) scientifically proven. The ingredients in this Arana Recover are known for their mental stimulants and to relieve fatigue. Below we share all the ingredients in the Arana mélanges and what functionalities are attributed to them;
GREEN TEA - mental stimulant
MORINGA - insomnia reliever
GINGER - mental stimulant
CINNAMON - anti inflammatory
LEMONGRASS - disease preventing
PEPPERMINT - fatigue relieve
CLOVE - fatigue relieve
Join a beach cleanup in your community
Everything we see in our daily life can be found on the beach. From polystyrene foam to fishing nets; from candy wrappers to cotton buds. To combat litter we have to tackle it at the source. Every year in August, the Bokalis Beach Cleanup tour is organised in the Netherlands to draw attention to the problem of litter, with at its core, fighting to prevent litter ending up in nature. This of course is a cause we support, by a local Dutch initiave. You too can help out and sign up for one of the 30 stages.
