Tobacco deliveries to the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) has hit 198 million kilogrammes so far.
This shows a 25 percent decrease from 265 million kg delivered last year during the same period.
Farmers earned over US$686 million, down from US$800 million last year.
About 11 million kg worth US$39 million were sold at auction floors, while 187 million kg worth US$645 million went under the hammer at contract floors.
The highest price this year was US$6.99 compared last year’s US$6.10).
The expected total output is 265 million kg (below 300 million kg projection).
Zwnews
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