The figure includes 19,202 hectares of irrigated tobacco and 35,968 of dryland tobacco. Read More
Farmers in the south of the country report quality issues and below-normal leaf volumes. Read More
Merchants are currently processing, sorting and selling Zimbabwe’s 300 million kg crop. Read More
Cuba’s 2023-2024 tobacco crop is expected to benefit from investments in technology. Read More
Zimbabwe wants to pay only 75 percent of their earnings in hard currency next year. Read More
Earnings were driven by larger volumes and better per-kilogram prices. Read More
The company benefitted from larger volumes and higher prices compared with last year’s quarter. Read More
The nation has been struggling with dwindling foreign currency reserves due in part to declining revenue from tobacco exports. Read More
Grower are relying on generators to irrigate crops, increasing production costs.Read More
Advocates are unconvinced by assurances that FCTC won’t impact Brazilian livelihoods. Read More
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