Tobacco Commission explains decline in tobacco output
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Tobacco Output Decline: Key Drivers and Economic Implications
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Tobacco Commission explains decline in tobacco output
The Tobacco Commission (TC) has attributed the drop in tobacco output this year to disease, heavy rains and post-harvest losses. TC spokesperson Telephorus Chigwenembe said this on Friday in Lilongwe during a news conference weeks after the Third Round Tobacco Production Estimates Survey put the final output at 155 million kilogrammes (kg), a drop from about 197 million kg reported during the Second Round Tobacco Production Estimates Survey. Tob…
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