Nicaraguan National Monopoly of Tobacco

The Nicaraguan National Monopoly of Tobacco is a government-controlled system that manages the production, distribution, and sale of tobacco products in Nicaragua. Its purpose is to regulate the industry, ensure product quality, and generate revenue for the state. By controlling the entire tobacco market, the government aims to prevent illegal trading, protect consumers, and maintain economic stability within the sector. This monopoly typically involves licensing and oversight, allowing the government to oversee operations and enforce policies related to tobacco manufacturing and sales.