Walters Bay Tea
Roshani Madhushika is a finance professional with a robust background in accounting and auditing. Roshani currently serves as a Finance Executive at Walters Bay Tea. Prior experience includes a role as an Assistant Accountant at Janet Sri Lanka from March 2021 to June 2021, and as a Senior Auditor at BDO in Sri Lanka & Maldives from March 2018 to March 2021. Roshani holds a Bachelor of Accountancy and Business Finance with a focus on Accounting and Finance from Wayamba University of Sri Lanka, completed in July 2019, and is furthering professional development through studies at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka.
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Walters Bay Tea
Our mission is to offer tea lovers complete transparency into our teas’ origins while using only sustainable agricultural practices and providing the growers with generous benefits and resources. Our commitment to the environment is as strong as our commitment to our workers. From natural forms of pest control to hand-plucking tea leaves, Walters Bay ensures our teas are grown, processed, and distributed in a sustainable manner. The close relationship we have with our growers coupled with our strict food safety certification system allows Walters Bay to easily trace the origins of our teas. We oversee every aspect of production, from farming to processing to sales and marketing. Want to know where Walters Bay tea comes from? We keep detailed records of our products, allowing us to trace their origins back to the fields in which the leaves were grown. Walters Bay focuses its attention on the often-forgotten link in the farm-to-cup chain: the family farmer. We work with over 1,000 family farmers in our local area and support childcare centers, schools, retirement savings plans, and medical care for these farmers and their families. At Walters Bay, we believe that every cup of tea reflects the treatment of the environment and the workers.