The Sacheon plant operated by British American Tobacco Korea has been presented with an award after doubling its exports within a year.Read More
Taxes on both combustible cigarettes and heat-not-burn products are expected to be increased in Japan as part of the government’s fiscal 2018 'tax-reform' package.Read More
If you ask a sample of a population where smokers are in a minority whether smokers should pay more tax the answer is going to be yes because the non-smokers like being subsidized.Read More
Some people in Russia are said to be smoking tobacco grown in their own gardens. Growing tobacco is relatively easy, but growing tobacco and processing it into a smokable product is more difficult.Read More
There will be logistical and financial consequences following the decision by Palmer & Harvey, the UK's biggest tobacco wholesaler, to call in the administrators.Read More
The tobacco sector has joined a list of industries considered by BNP Paribas to be ‘sensitive’; a list that includes defense, nuclear energy and palm oil.Read More
After a long battle with the drinks industry, the way has been cleared for the Scottish government to introduce minimum alcohol prices. Is it now the turn of the tobacco industry?Read More
Indonesia’s Health Minister has said that the country needs to conduct its own studies into the impact of tobacco rather than cut-and-paste the figures obtained from overseas studies.Read More
Japan Tobacco Inc.'s domestic cigarette sales volume and the value of those sales each fell by more than 12 percent during October.Read More
Burley production was down in Africa partly due to the ‘low grower prices’ paid during the previous season when there was ‘excess production’.Read More
