Will there be de minimis for registered tobacco growers in Bulgaria

Published May 10, 2022

Tridge summary

The National Association of Tobacco Producers-2010 (NAT-2010) is set to raise the issue of de minimis for registered producers at the next Tobacco Advisory Board, to be held no later than mid-June. Meanwhile, tobacco planting for the year has begun, with progress ranging from 28-29% for the 'Basmi' variety in southern Bulgaria, and 23-24% for the 'Kaba Kulak' variety in northeastern Bulgaria. The planting of large-leaf 'Burley' and a second large-leaf tobacco group is also underway. The start of transplanting has been delayed by 15 days due to cold spring temperatures, but is expected to catch up with warmer weather in late May. Producers planning to grow the crop must be registered by 31 May.

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The National Association of Tobacco Producers-2010 (NAT-2010) insists on de minimis for registered producers. The issue will be raised at the next Tobacco Advisory Board. The association insists it be held by mid-June at the latest. Do not miss receipts and payments in May This year's tobacco planting campaign has already begun. Tobacco growers, growing mainly the small-leaf oriental tobacco variety group "Basmi" in Smolyan, Kardzhali, Haskovo, Plovdiv, Pazardzhik and Blagoevgrad, passed 28-29% of the planned area for planting, which in 2021 was 17,682 acres, and production - 3 795 t. The second oriental tobacco variety group "Kaba Kulak", which is grown only in the districts of Silistra, Dobrich, Shumen, Razgrad and Ruse in Northeastern Bulgaria (throughout Europe), planted nearly 23-24% of 3,479 decares in 2021 and produced 650 tons. From the large-leaf variety group of tobacco "Burley" the already planted areas are about 21-22% of 1 903 decares in 2021 with a volume of produced ...

Source: Agri