Tobacco receipts from the foreign markets are expected to reach $1,2 billion this year, up from $904 million in 2019.Read More
Malawi has earned $160.2 million from leaf tobacco sales to date, down 17.5 percent from its earnings in the same period last year.Read More
The leaf merchants has proven to the satisfaction of U.S. Customs and Border Protection that its tobacco from Malawi is not produced with forced labor. Read More
Local tobacco farmers hope increased sales of the device will help reverse the declining demand for their leaf. Read More
But industry representatives worry about the climate and the cost of inputs. Read More
Limbe Leaf has demonstrated to the satisfaction of U.S. authorities that its tobacco is not produced with the help of forced labor. Read More
The proposal also will allocate $1.5 million towards a new organization that would advocate the interests of tobacco growers. Read More
As of July 12 sales were 18.36 percent higher than the same period last year, which stood at $275.69 millionRead More
The Malawi Tobacco Commission expects prices to improve as more buyers enter the country. Read More
The impact of Covid-19 on the leaf tobacco business may endure after the pandemic . Read More
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