Leaf merchants urge sustainable growth.Read More
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Leaf dealers look forward to a good quality crop.Read More
The first bale of shisha tobacco sold for $5, and the highest price was $5.30. Read More
The NACS will help prevent farmers from losing leaf due to lack of space in curing facilities. Read More
Favorable growing conditions have contributed to a good quality crop. Read More
The country’s tobacco auctions will open March 8 with an official ceremony at the TSF. Read More
Grower representatives credit favorable weather and improved curing methods. Read More
Sales at the auction floors will start at 9 a.m.Read More
The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board is still assessing crops.Read More
Sustainably produced wood is better than coal, say farmer representatives. Read More
