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Pyxus reviews ‘strategic alternatives’
Restrictions pushing Japanese smokers outside.
Vape Cloud’s Don’t Spread virus
USTC temporarily closes its Timberlake cigarette factory.
Restrictions on Gatherings to Disrupt Zimbabwe’s Season
Altria CEO contracts Covid-19
Nerudia Recognized as Leading Innovator
JTI Ranked as Top Patent Applicant
BAT Unaffected by Virus Outbreak
PMI Earnings Estimates Lowered
Tax stamp group proposes tracking system
The U.S. will adopt graphic warnings in 2021.
Behind the headlines
If Warehouses Could Speak
Exploring the architectural heritage of tobacco.
Stone Cold Sober
The lessons from one and a half years of legal cannabis in Canada
Custom-Made
Lukowa Tobacco has specialized in shisha tobacco from Poland.
Sifting Sands
Does it make sense to ban single-use cigarette filters?
A Holistic Approach
Fighting illicit trade by bringing together stakeholders
Package Protection
Preventing adulteration through authentication.
After the Split
What does Brexit mean for tobacco and vaping?
Unfit for Purpose
Why HPHC testing won’t work for premium cigars.
Busy Times Ahead
Coresta’s new secretary general shares his plans.
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Luxembourg, Loaded
The Grand Duchy is legalizing cannabis, but pitfalls remain.
Stronger Together
Harm-reduction activists call for risk-proportionate regulation.
Record Highs
Malaysia’s struggle with illicit cigarettes.
Ahead of Their Time
Why some traditional products are gaining a modern edge.
Too Little, Too Late
Michael Siegel reflects on the great vape scare of 2019.
Eyes on the Ball
Despite setbacks, the cannabis growth narrative remains.
The Challenge of Change
JTI repositions itself for a changing tobacco landscape.
Keeping Track
An overview of track-and-trace technologies
Europe’s Conflicted Stance
The European Union has failed to craft a coherent tobacco harm reduction policy.
Taking Charge
Why the vapor industry needs to self-regulate its use and marketing of flavors.
A rhetorical gambit
The absence of long-term studies does not justify stifling potentially less harmful nicotine products. Â
Filling the void
Producing some 95 percent of the world’s vapor devices, China has at last started regulating its domestic market.
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