The device features a longer battery life and quicker recharge than its predecessor.
Having previously considered leaving the country, the firm announces a major investment.
The golden leaf is ‘in terminal decline’ as a foreign exchange earner, says Chakwera
Participants in the annual forum can choose to attend on-site or online.
The organizers of the event expect more than 10,000 participants.
McQuade will be the first woman to serve in that position at Altria.
The industry regulator aims to deter the side marketing that shortchanges tobacco growers.
Oliver Kutz will become cluster general manager Central Europe and Ukraine for Imperial Brands.
The laborers suffer low pay and health hazards, according to labor rights groups.
Co-founded by a chemist who helped develop nicotine salts at Juul, Myst plans to boost R&D.
A crime group has distributed at least 100 million illicit cigarettes in Europe since 2020.
Increasing demand is expected to reduce the impact caused by the pandemic.
CEO Olczak expects the company’s smoke-free vision to become reality in Japan first.
The company says Dutch smokers have the right to information about alternatives.
Performance was driven by the company’s tobacco and real estate businesses.
Market leaders Gudang Garam and Sampoerna report declines in excess of 20 percent.
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.
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 World Health Organization and tobacco policy: a seven-point reform agenda
Past tobacco industry behavior affects how U.S. regulators treat you today.
BAT is keen to build “a better tomorrow.” Kingsley Wheaton explains what that entails.
FEELM has developed a model to help researchers describe taste scientifically.
Jennie Galbraith discusses British American Tobacco’s human rights initiatives.
A new joint venture brings security to the global supply of Latakia tobacco.
Tobacco Reporter’s May 2021 edition details efforts to improve the lot of female tobacco farmers in Malawi. Women do much of the work on the farm but remain disadvantaged in many respects. Giving women more prominent roles is not only socially desirable, it should also help boosts the overall economy, according to experts.
Clive Bates presents a seven-point reform program for the World Health Organization and Cheryl Olsen explains how the tobacco companies’ past behavior continues to affect how regulators treat the industry today.
George Gay speaks with Kingsley Wheaton about British American Tobacco’s efforts to build “A better tomorrow,” and we report on rebirth of the Uncommitted Tobacco Auction as an online marketplace.
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 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
The new technology improves flavors and extends coil life, among other benefits.
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.
QBM, organizer of the renowned WT exhibitions, prepares to satisfy the pent-up demand for events.
Filter makers prepare to meet new environmental requirements and consumer preferences.
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.
Will the EU consider the relative risk of e-cigarettes when it revises its Tobacco Products Directive?
The FDA’s comprehensive plan on tobacco and nicotine regulation three years later
Packaging supplier LLFlex helps prevent underage access to cannabis products
Innovative products and environmental drivers are creating new opportunities for adhesives.
One of the world’s largest markets, Indonesia commits to eliminating all forms of child labor by 2022.
They are often a barrier to harm reduction, insists the Adam Smith Institute.
The industry regulator aims to deter the side marketing that shortchanges tobacco growers.
Judge William H. Orrick has indicated that he’s inclined to let the lawsuit move forward.
The device features a longer battery life and quicker recharge than its predecessor.
The company now has the same lab testing equipment and capabilities as outside facilities.
Bridging the gender gap will help women and strengthen Malawi’s economy.
Increasing demand is expected to reduce the impact caused by the pandemic.
McQuade will be the first woman to serve in that position at Altria.
Co-founded by a chemist who helped develop nicotine salts at Juul, Myst plans to boost
A menthol ban is years away, according to several industry experts.
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