Green Productivity Award
We are proud to announce that Hatton Plantations PLC has won the Green Productivity Awards for four of our estates
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Hatton Plantations and WNPS PLANT Launch 24 km Riparian Forest Corridor
During the MOU signing From Left to Right Pavithra Attanayake – Senior Executive of PLANT, Sriyan de Silva Wijeyeratne – The Chairman of PLANT, Menaka Athukorala – Managing Director of HPL, Waruna Fernando – Deputy Chief Executive Officer of HPL, K.H.B. Torans Jayasanka – Assistant Manager – Quality Assurance of HPL
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A Green Victory for Hatton Plantations! Waltrim Estate Awarded for Cleaner Production Excellence
We are delighted to announce that Hatton Plantations PLC – Waltrim Estate has been honored with the National Cleaner Production Award in recognition of our commitment to sustainable and environmentally responsible practices.
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Labour Relations For Productivity Training for Estate Youth and Management
Further strengthening its commitment to developing a skilled and motivated workforce, Hatton Plantations PLC conducted a comprehensive training program on Labour Relations for Productivity
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Hatton Plantations PLC Strengthens Community Care through Health and Vision Initiatives
Further widening its contribution towards community welfare, Hatton Plantations PLC (HPL) conducted a series of medical camps, eye clinics, and spectacles donation programs
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Clean Energy Cookstove Project: Changing Lives of our community, Protecting Nature
Hatton Plantations PLC, in partnership with Nilcarbon Lanka (Pvt) Limited, is proud to introduce the Clean Energy Cookstove Issuing Project – the world’s first cookstove program
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Hatton Plantations PLC Achieves ISO 50001:2018 Certification for Energy Management
We are proud to announce that Hatton Plantations PLC, Waltrim Tea Factory has successfully obtained the ISO 50001:2018 Energy Management Certification.
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Snare removal & leopard conservation education and awareness program
The leopard (Panthera pardus kotiya) endemic to Sri Lanka is threatened due to loss of habitat, many human activities and lack of understanding.
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