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The island nation has been in a severe economic crisis, and lack of foreign exchange has led to shortages of food, crude oil and other necessities
.
The authorities last month lifted the fertilizer import restrictions on tea, which is the country’s main source of export revenue
.
Before farmers’ organizations planned to stage a protest in the capital, Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Agriculture said it would end the broader ban on all agrochemicals, including herbicides and pesticides
.
.
The authorities last month lifted the fertilizer import restrictions on tea, which is the country’s main source of export revenue
.
Before farmers’ organizations planned to stage a protest in the capital, Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Agriculture said it would end the broader ban on all agrochemicals, including herbicides and pesticides
.
Since the ban on the import of chemical fertilizers and pesticides was first implemented in May, large tracts of farmland across Sri Lanka have been abandoned
.
In the past week, the prices of rice, vegetables and other staple foods in Sri Lanka have all doubled, and the shortage has worsened
.
Supermarkets everywhere also implement quantitative sales of rice, and each customer can only buy 5 kilograms of rice
.
Last month, due to insufficient organic fertilizers, both the quality and yield of tea declined.
The Sri Lankan government resumed the import of some chemical fertilizers used in tea cultivation
.
.
In the past week, the prices of rice, vegetables and other staple foods in Sri Lanka have all doubled, and the shortage has worsened
.
Supermarkets everywhere also implement quantitative sales of rice, and each customer can only buy 5 kilograms of rice
.
Last month, due to insufficient organic fertilizers, both the quality and yield of tea declined.
The Sri Lankan government resumed the import of some chemical fertilizers used in tea cultivation
.
