tobacco india

tobacco india is the world's second-largest producer and exporter (after China), contributing roughly 9-10% of global production with around 800 million kg annually. Cultivation covers 0.45 million hectares, primarily in Gujarat and India: World's 2nd largest tobacco

Name: tobacco india is the world's second-largest producer and exporter (after China), contributing roughly 9-10% of global production with around 800 million kg annually. Cultivation covers 0.45 million hectares, primarily in Gujarat and India: World's 2nd largest tobacco
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