A claim that encouraging leaf tobacco exports from Bangladesh would discourage the domestic consumption of tobacco products seems to stretch credulity.Read More
Zimbabwe's 20-year wait for an increase in the average grower price for its flue-cured tobacco seems likely to become a 21-year wait by the end of this sales season. Read More
Although prices for leaf tobacco in Andhra Pradesh seem to be sharply up on those of 2017, growers are concerned about the slow pace of sales.Read More
Zimbabwe’s crop volume has recovered from land reform, but plenty of challenges remain.Read More
A survey is to be carried out to determine the extent of losses incurred by tobacco growers in southern Lebanon, where viruses are said to have caused extensive damage.Read More
Universal Corporation expects to make higher volume sales from the next tobacco-crop cycle, given that the global market remains stable. Read More
Tennessee's Burley crop is expected to fall by 20 percent or more following Alliance One International's decision not to buy US Burley.Read More
Flue-cured tobacco growers in Zimbabwe will be hoping that the "encouraging" prices being paid for their leaf will stand up for the rest of the season.Read More
Some tobacco growers in Pakistan are claiming that tobacco manufacturers are exploiting them, and they have vowed to fight back.Read More
Candace C. Formacek, vice president and treasurer at Universal Corporation, will host a results webcast on May 23.Read More
