Tobacco Production Volume 2011

Panama

In 2011, Panama produced 2,640.3 metric tons of tobacco, ranking #70 out of 127 countries. This volume is notably lower than that of regional neighbors such as Nicaragua, which is known for its significant tobacco exports. The country's production is influenced by its suitable climate for tobacco cultivation and a relatively small agricultural sector focused on diverse crops, limiting its overall tobacco output.

Algeria

In 2011, Algeria ranked #50 globally in Tobacco Production Volume, with a total of 8281 metric tons. This production level is modest compared to leading producers such as China, which dominates the market. The country's tobacco farming is influenced by its favorable climate and agricultural policies that support local farmers, contributing to its standing in the global market.

South Africa

In 2011, South Africa ranked #38 globally in Tobacco Production Volume, with a total output of 15,000 metric tons. This production level is notable within the African context, where many countries produce less, reflecting South Africa's established agricultural sector.

The country's favorable climate and well-developed infrastructure support tobacco farming, while the industry plays a significant role in local economies, particularly in rural areas where tobacco cultivation provides livelihoods for many families.

China

In 2011, China led the world in Tobacco Production Volume, producing 3,157,000 metric tons and securing the #1 rank out of 127 countries. This output significantly surpasses that of other major producers, such as India, which ranks second. The country's dominance in tobacco production is largely driven by its vast agricultural land, a large domestic market, and government policies that support the tobacco industry as a key economic sector.

Guinea

In 2011, Guinea ranked #72 globally in Tobacco Production Volume, producing 2500 metric tons. This volume is relatively modest compared to leading producers, reflecting the country's limited agricultural diversification. The primary drivers of tobacco production in Guinea include its favorable climate for crop cultivation and the economic reliance on agriculture, despite challenges such as infrastructure deficits and market access.

Cuba

In 2011, Cuba ranked #33 globally in Tobacco Production Volume, with a total of 19,900 metric tons produced. This figure highlights Cuba's significant role in the tobacco industry, particularly when compared to leading producers like China, which dominates the market. The country’s favorable climate and rich soil contribute to the high quality of its tobacco, making it a key export product that supports its economy despite ongoing trade restrictions.

Oman

In 2011, Oman produced 1189.57 metric tons of tobacco, ranking #93 out of 127 countries. This production level is relatively low compared to top producers like China, which dominates the global market. Oman's tobacco cultivation is influenced by its arid climate and limited agricultural land, alongside government regulations aimed at controlling tobacco use for public health reasons.

Armenia

In 2011, Armenia ranked #75 globally in Tobacco Production Volume, producing 2386 metric tons. This volume is relatively modest compared to larger tobacco producers, highlighting Armenia's niche role in the global market. The country's tobacco production is influenced by its favorable climate for agriculture and historical cultivation practices, though it faces challenges such as limited land and economic diversification efforts.

Bhutan

In 2011, Bhutan ranked #110 globally in Tobacco Production Volume, with a total of 195.61 metric tons produced. This volume is relatively low compared to larger tobacco producers in the region, reflecting Bhutan's unique stance on tobacco regulation and consumption. The country's strict anti-tobacco laws, which limit production and sales, stem from its commitment to promoting health and preserving cultural values.

Bangladesh

In 2011, Bangladesh ranked #12 globally for Tobacco Production Volume, producing 79,234 metric tons of tobacco. This volume positions Bangladesh as a significant player in the global tobacco market, particularly in South Asia, where it outproduces neighboring countries like India in this sector. The country's favorable climate and extensive agricultural land contribute to its tobacco cultivation, while the crop serves as a vital source of income for many farmers, making it an important economic driver.