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BAT Romania: Tobacco products generated over 1 billion EUR positive contribution to Romania’s trade balance

  • 2021: Tobacco accounts for about 50% of the total food, beverage and tobacco exports  
  • BAT is one of the largest exporters of processed agricultural products in Romania
  • In 2021, Romania exported 1.34 billion euros worth of tobacco products, according to the latest National Institute of Statistics data; 60% of the BAT factory in Ploiești products are exported to dozens of markets around the world
  • The company aims to build A Better Tomorrow™, with sustainability at the core of its business
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