Anuradha Tennakoon, Chairman of the Farmers' National Agricultural Federation, has criticised the Sri Lankan government for not implementing measures to strengthen the country's agricultural production economy, despite being in office for a year. He said these imports are leaving farmers without support and damaging the domestic sector. He alleged that 96% of Sri Lanka's onion requirements are currently met through imports. "This government was appointed to correct and rebuild the collapse of the agricultural production economy caused by previous administrations. If it continues with old habits, the future of the country's agricultural sector is in jeopardy," Tennakoon added.