The Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture is advocating for tobacco regulations that prioritize the interests of local farmers. Abdul Roni Angkat, the Director of Annual and Seasonal Crops at the Directorate General of Plantations, stated that the ministry is pushing for policy frameworks that ensure the sustainability and welfare of tobacco cultivators across the country.
This initiative aims to address the challenges faced by farmers within the tobacco industry by ensuring that regulatory developments remain supportive of their livelihoods. By emphasizing the need for farmer-centric policies, the ministry seeks to balance industrial requirements with the economic stability of those involved in tobacco production.
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