Indian Tobacco Board Promotes Export Growth

                                  



The Tobacco Board of India (TBI) is actively promoting Indian tobacco in international markets. The focus is on the Middle East, particularly the UAE. This initiative aims to enhance the income of Indian farmers by branding unmanufactured tobacco.

Export Categories

India’s tobacco industry has two main export categories. The first category consists of 226 exporters of unmanufactured tobacco. This group has established a strong brand recognition internationally. The second category includes 557 manufacturers exporting processed tobacco products. Together, these exporters serve over 128 countries.

Certification Role

The Tobacco Board serves as the authorized agency for crucial certifications. It issues the Certificate of Origin (CoO) and Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) for tobacco exports. These certifications facilitate smoother international trade. They are essential for maintaining quality and authenticity in exports.
Mission and Objectives

The Board operates under a clear mission. It aims to develop tobacco growers and the Indian tobacco industry. This mission guides its various initiatives and support programs. The Board plays a very important role in enhancing the livelihoods of farmers. It also works to strengthen the overall industry framework.

Historical Context

The Tobacco Board was established on January 1, 1976. It operates under the Tobacco Board Act of 1975. Its headquarters is located in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh. The Board’s formation was an important step towards regulating and promoting tobacco exports.

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