A new report considers the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on global tobacco sales.
Agriculture minister details plans for growth at the opening of the marketing season.
The company expects to benefit greatly from an FDA plan to mandate lower nicotine levels.
The discussion is part of the VApril campaign to educate smokers about vaping.
22nd Century’s VP brings scientific, regulatory and public health experience to the table.
Farmers look forward to good prices as favorable rains have contributed to a quality crop.
Citing payouts, NATO urges lawmakers to refrain from raising tobacco taxes.
The new GM brings experience from the semiconductor, paper and chemicals industries.
Critics say the price hikes will make cigarettes unaffordable for many smokers.
The company says it can craft its products to meet brand owners’ specific formulations.
Researchers expect the market for menthol to reach $1.2 billion by 2030.
British American Tobacco recently acquired a 20 percent state in Organigram.
Canadian smokers have not been taking greater notice of labels after plain packaging.
Most smokeless tobacco products are made in small, unmarked factories or houses.
The vapor company conducted vitro tests to prove that WS-23 is safe to use in its products.
The sector’s production increased 11.5 percent in 2019-2020
FEELM has developed a model to help researchers describe taste scientifically.
The future of China’s vapor market depends on what the government does next.
By 2025, smoke-free products could contribute more than half of PMI’s net revenues.
The prospects for tobacco packaging remain bright despite stagnating cigarette sales.
Our U.K. editor ponders the absence of health warnings on his calorie-laden ice cream bar.
As illicit trade thrives in the pandemic, demand for security devices is expected to grow.
Tobacco storage and logistics companies take the pandemic-related disruptions in stride.
The Growing Up Right Institute aims to empower Brazil’s youth.
Jennie Galbraith discusses British American Tobacco’s human rights initiatives.
A new joint venture brings security to the global supply of Latakia tobacco.
U.K regulations review provides an opportunity to hasten smokers’ transition to less-harmful products.
Fighting against illegal vapor products, authorities risk repeating their mistakes from combustibles.
Tobacco Reporter’s April 2021 profiles the global tobacco logistics business: How has it fared amid the Covid-19-related disruptions?
Timothy Donahue examines the opportunities for the vapor business in China. With some 300 million smokers, the country should be a prime market for e-cigarettes, but government plans to regulate vapor like tobacco have darkened the outlook.
George Gay highlights a cherished but little-known tobacco—Latakia—and Stefanie Rossel spoke with the Brazilian tobacco association Sindifumo about efforts to keep rural youngsters out of the fields.
In this section, we present a selection of his articles.
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.
In the vaping debate, falsehood flies and the truth comes limping after it
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 system is designed for research and quality assurance applications.
Adult consumers can now choose from single-pod, two-pod or four-pod packs.
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.
Filter makers prepare to meet new environmental requirements and consumer preferences.
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.
Garbuio has developed a new process for making reconstituted leaf tobacco.
To speed up the demise of combustibles, the FCTC needs modifications, says Derek Yach.
Foreign Affairs Secretary likens the discredited proposal to Nazi-era practices.
A new study suggests vaping can be an effective tool in smoking cessation.
Agriculture minister details plans for growth at the opening of the marketing season.
The Ukrainian Anti-Monopoly Committee says Tedis has failed to comply with a ruling.
U.K regulations review provides an opportunity to hasten smokers' transition to less-harmful products.
Participants are encouraged to overcome product development and regulatory challenges.
Jennie Galbraith discusses British American Tobacco’s human rights initiatives.
Canadian smokers have not been taking greater notice of labels after plain packaging.
22nd Century’s VP brings scientific, regulatory and public health experience to the table.
The company expects to benefit greatly from an FDA plan to mandate lower nicotine levels.
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