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Medan (SIB)
North Sumatra until February 2010 had a foreign exchange 30, 91 million U.S. dollars from exports of tobacco land amid a dwindling commodity.
"The value of foreign tobacco in January-February 2010 were up nearly 8 percent compared to same period in 2009 which was 28.69 million U.S. dollars," BPS chief said North Sumatra, Alimuddin Sidabalok, in Medan, on Monday.
According to the data, most exports to Germany which is still largely in the form of auction.
Sumatra Tobacco remains the main demand for a mixture of cigar tobacco on the grounds that distinctive taste and aroma.
Increase in foreign exchange is not only triggered the increase in volume but also the selling price.
Head of Chemical Industries, Agro and Forest Disperindag North Sumatra, Idayani Pane, say, the Government of North Sumatra province, said the government still seeks to maintain tobacco farm despite the mengkelola PT.Perkebunan Nusantara 2.
Although admittedly, he said, the land of PT PN2 shrinking under the pretext of some of the land unproductive.
But despite shrinking land, PTPN 2 seeks to improve productivity. (Ant / d)