Malaysia has the highest share of illicit cigarettes in the world, according to a study commissioned by the Confederation of Malaysian Tobacco Manufacturers.Read More
The United States Department of Agriculture expects farmers to plant 244,040 acres of tobacco this season, down 16 percent from 2018. Read More
A study from Cardiff University has found that the rapid spread of e-cigarette use among teenagers, aged 13 to 15 years, has not normalized smoking among the same age group. Read More
The Tobacco Research Board of Zimbabwe plans to develop drought-resistant tobacco varieties to mitigate effects of climate change, characterized by longer dry spells.Read More
Funds provided by Philip Morris International will support relief efforts in Mozambique and, in the months ahead, people’s livelihoods. Read More
Perhaps if the villagers of Skotino had kept smoking, their nicotine-charged brains would have remembered why they quit smoking ... though, come to think of it, that doesn't make sense.Read More
While sales of combustible cigarettes in South Korea are going down, sales of heat-not-burn products are headed in the other direction.Read More
Tobacco seems to be good business in Armenia. The country produced about 32 billion cigarettes last year and exported 27 billion of them.Read More
A survey of schoolchildren has shown that, as would be expected, they are drawn to products they are not supposed to consume. Illegal and new products are the biggest draws.Read More
Zimbabwe’s auction floor charges were recently raised overnight by more than 70 percent. Growers’ tobacco prices have remained largely unchanged for a quarter of a century. Hmm.Read More
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