Generations of farmers developed traditions around the planting, harvesting, drying, and auctioning of tobacco plants
More specifically, as noted in a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO), factors driving illicit trade include: the ease and cost of operating in a country, tobacco industry participation, sophistication of crime networks, and low capacity in a nations tax administration system, and the likelihood of being caught and punished
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Meanwhile, certain African markets rely heavily on low-cost cigarettes and informal distribution networks