Welcome
to The Malawi Tobacco Control Commission site. The Tobacco Control
Commission is a Malawi Government owned regulatory authority for
the tobacco industry. Information
may be freely quoted but source must be acknowledged.
THE COMMISSION
The Tobacco Control Commission is a government statutory body corporate
established in 1938 under the Control of Tobacco Auction Floors Act
Chapter 65:03. It is also governed by the Tobacco Act Chapter 65:02.
Functions
- to regulate
the production, manufacture and marketing of tobacco.
- to advise
government on the sale and export of tobacco
- to promote
and expand the sale of Tobacco
- to collate
statistics relating to tobacco
- to carry out
market research
- to distribute
market studies and disseminate information relating to tobacco
- to control
and regulate the sale of tobacco
- to register
and licence tobacco growers and sellers
- to define
tobacco grades and classes for the purposes of selling and buying
Vision
To be a leader in providing quality and affordable services to all
tobacco stakeholders to ensure that tobacco growing and marketing is
worthwhile, so that tobacco is the leading contributor to foreign exchange
earnings in the Agricultural sector and to the GDP and that it is the driving
force to diversification.
Mission Statement
To manage and regulate production and marketing systems of tobacco
in Malawi, collate and disseminate information relating to tobacco and
promote growth of tobacco industry while taking cognisance of
environmental, socio-economic and health issues of production and
consumption.
To promote employee
welfare through equitable employment, gender balance, career development
and job satisfaction.
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