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Sri Lankan brewery resumes exports after 2 months
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IANS | 29 May, 2020
Sri Lanka's Lion Brewery has resumed exports after the island nation
eased a two-month lockdown imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was
reported on Friday.
In an official statement, Lion Breweries said
that the resumption of economic activities has allowed the company to
ship to markets in Australia, Canada, South Korea, Uganda, United Arab
Emirates and the US, rpeorts Xinhua news agency.
"Global consumers and Sri Lankans living overseas can now again enjoy world-class Lion beers," Lion Brewery said.
The
company noted that demand in Africa, the company's largest export
market, was largely unaffected with buyers requesting urgent deliveries.
The
company reported a record 49 per cent growth in exports in the last
financial year and aims to further diversify its export markets in the
wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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