Welcome to Finlays

We hope this site enables us to share some of the passion and knowledge we have developed for our products and services, and the places where we live and work.

We have a history which goes back over 250 years. Our reputation has been established on longstanding and trusting relationships with our customers and our communities, and a legacy of caring for our environments. Sustaining and enhancing this reputation is a responsibility we take very seriously.

We hope you enjoy the experience of learning about us and the services we offer...

Take a look at the areas of business we operate globally:

Tea Estates

Our tea estates are in Kenya, Uganda and Sri Lanka

Leaf Tea

We are black and green Tea suppliers and manufacturers of Decaffeinated Tea

Tea Extracts

From small beginnings, we’re now the world’s largest supplier

Beverages

Expertise in sourcing, blending and packing in both the UK and Sri Lanka

Flowers

We grow roses, carnations and a wide range of commercial crops

Logistics

We have logistics businesses in the USA and Sri Lanka

Services

We have over 100 years of service experience in Sri Lanka and Pakistan

Flamingo Holdings

Our new horticultural business that grows and distributes flowers and vegetables

Finlays News

Finlays earns sustainable agriculture certification from Rainforest Alliance

The Rainforest Alliance(RFA) has awarded Sustainable agriculture certification to our estates in Kenya, allowing us to sell RFA certified flowers and leaf tea from our Kericho operations.

Kenya Update - Political Settlement

We are pleased to report that an agreement was signed at 1700hrs on 28 February between the two Kenyan political leaders, President Kibaki and Hon Odinga, to end the political impasse following the disputed elections two months ago and to restore peace and harmony to the country.

Kericho Children's Home - Update

It is a sad fact that the spread of HIV/AIDS and related illnesses is now the most frequent cause of death in Kenya. All too often this results in an ever increasing number of orphaned children, many of whom are also born with the disease.