MPs from the main political parties stress the role of vaping in helping Britain achieve Smoke Free 2030 targets.
Tobacco manufacturers should fund the anti-smoking initiatives, says a new report.
The company is among the 20 best companies in the prestigious Gartner rankings.
CEO Ryan Selby says Poda Lifestyle & Wellness has solved HnB’s pain point of cleaning.
The company has joined a coalition of brand enforcement leaders and other organizations.
The company will fund the initiatives that it believes will best tackle the problem.
The U.S. Supreme Court won’t overturn a lower court’s ruling on the matter.
The company’s ‘New Category’ products are now sold in 74 markets across 53 countries.
New initiatives support the firm’s plans for multiple avenues of revenue.
The U.K. House of Commons will discuss recommendations for tobacco control this week.
Crafton brings extensive experience from the wine, beer, cannabis and other sectors.
Ireland’s investigation into breaches of its flavor ban has yet to show results.
Tobacco control veteran wants to bridge the gap between opposing public health camps.
The growth is driven by tobacco-based Covid vaccines, among other initiatives.
Vaping group say a recent EU report should focus on the real public health enemy–smoking.
The company has partnered with Bayer to provide maize seeds and agronomic support.
The ThermoNox system eradicates tobacco pests by raising the temperature.
A closer look at the various bottling and packaging regulations for e-liquids
The transition to less harmful nicotine products will succeed only if investors buy into the concept.
How Mayiwepi Jiti became a successful grower in Zimbabwe’s male-dominated tobacco industry.
A cigar manufacturer hopes to move Zimbabwe’s tobacco exports up the value chain.
A court allows German retailers to tell customers that vaping is less unhealthy than smoking.
How subjecting e-cigarettes to tobacco rules would change China’s vapor business
Participants in the In Focus: THR conference examined the state of harm reduction in a critical year.
OAI believes there is opportunity for suppliers who can offer sustainably produced tobacco.
The World Health Organization and tobacco policy: a seven-point reform agenda
Past tobacco industry behavior affects how U.S. regulators treat you today.
Tobacco Reporter’s June 2021 issue explores what might happen if Chinese regulators move forward with their proposal to regulate vapor products like tobacco. The domestic vapor industry’s meteoric rise has been driven by the visions of individual entrepreneurs and facilitated by the government’s comparatively light touch. The Chinese tobacco industry by contrast is characterized by functionaries fulfilling centrally set production targets. Unsurprisingly, investors are following the debate closely.
Also in this issue, Stefanie Rossel reports from the debut In Focus: Harm Reduction virtual conference and George Gay speaks with representatives of Alliance One International. Despite stagnating cigarette volumes, the leaf merchant believes there is opportunity for suppliers who can offer tobacco produced in a sustainable manner.
We also relate the remarkable story of Mayiwepi Jiti, who defied the odds to become a successful commercial tobacco grower in Zimbabwe’s male-dominated leaf industry.
In this section, we present a selection of his articles.
The World Health Organization and tobacco policy: a seven-point reform agenda
Why public health campaigners remain so vehemently opposed to vapor products.
Our contributor Clive Bates challenges the governing idea of tobacco control
It is time to confront the fundamental confusion about the public health aims for tobacco and nicotine policy.
The technology allows for an ashless experience, according to the manufacturer
The recognition boosts the Swedish paper manufacturer’s environmental credentials.
The system helps guard against tobacco product dimensional nonconformity.
The company says it can craft its products to meet brand owners’ specific formulations.
The new product offers convenience, flavor and extended battery life.
More than 12,000 pods were tested to ensure leak resistance and high-quality standards
BAT is keen to build “a better tomorrow.” Kingsley Wheaton explains what that entails.
Bridging the gender gap will help women and strengthen Malawi’s economy.
The pandemic notwithstanding, rolling papers, blunt wraps and cones are flying off the shelves.
Machinery makers are investing to future-proof leaf processing factories.
ITM continues to explore new ways to develop flexible NGP products manufacturing equipment.
Using sophisticated data technology, CropIn is helping leaf producers streamline operations.
The ITSA is concerned about the misuse of the term ‘tax stamp’ by solution providers.
The European Commission’s Beating Cancer Plan fails to recognize the potential of safer nicotine products.
Fighting against illegal vapor products, authorities risk repeating their mistakes from combustibles.
Why public health campaigners remain so vehemently opposed to vapor products.
Colombian tobacco farmers had to find alternatives overnight. Their plight offers lessons for others.
QBM, organizer of the renowned WT exhibitions, prepares to satisfy the pent-up demand for events.
But nicotine users who want to lower the health risk of their habit continue to
The company has partnered with Bayer to provide maize seeds and agronomic support.
The plaintiff say the company’s IPO paperwork failed to disclose the impact of China’s crackdown
The measure ignores science and will destroy jobs, says VdeH
Despite the evidence, more people believe vaping is as harmful as smoking.
How Mayiwepi Jiti became a successful grower in Zimbabwe’s male-dominated tobacco industry.
A closer look at the various bottling and packaging regulations for e-liquids
Crafton brings extensive experience from the wine, beer, cannabis and other sectors.
The company’s ‘New Category’ products are now sold in 74 markets across 53 countries.
Ireland’s investigation into breaches of its flavor ban has yet to show results.
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