Tobacco comes from the plant family known as Nicotiana genus and Solanaceae. There are more than 70 species of tobacco. The strongest variant is Nicotiana rustica that can be found in several countries. Tobacco is also used in dry form. The dried leaves of tobacco are mainly used in cigars, pipes, and cigarettes for smoking. Tobacco can also be consumed as snuff, snus, dipping, and chewing tobacco. It is considered risky for causing various diseases affecting lungs, liver, and heart. Tobacco is cultivated similar to agriculture products. It is cultivated annually and harvested into several ways. It also has significant impact on the economy. There are different types of tobacco cultivated such as aromatic fire-cured, brightleaf tobacco, burley tobacco, cavendish, criollo tobacco, dokha, Turkish tobacco, perique, shade tobacco, white burley, and wild tobacco.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 

CHAPTER 2: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

CHAPTER 3: MARKET OVERVIEW 

CHAPTER 4: TOBACCO MARKET, BY TYPE

CHAPTER 5: TOBACCO MARKET, BY PRODUCT

CHAPTER 6: TOBACCO MARKET, BY DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL

CHAPTER 7: TOBACCO MARKET, BY REGION

CHAPTER 8: COMPETITION LANDSCAPE