Young people in Zimbabwe are bypassing cigarettes and heading for shisha, sometimes unaware of the risks involved.Read More
Those with a stake in the health of the US have an ethical duty to speak out loudly and often about the different levels of risk posed by combustible and non-combustible products.Read More
At least one observer believes that a modest price increase in the average price being paid to Zimbabwe growers for their flue-cured tobacco is down to concerns that the crop might be relatively small.Read More
From the point of view of Vietnam, it makes perfect sense to auction the high-quality, illicit cigarettes that it intercepts – and to make sure they end up in a country far away.Read More
To help it move forward with its recently-announced ‘One Tomorrow’ initiative, Alliance One International has taken on an executive vice president, global speciality products.Read More
If governments believe they can force people to quit smoking completely by increasing the prices of cigarettes, they must believe also that tobacco addiction is not strong.Read More
Anti-tobacco activists in Ireland believe that the Tobacco Free Ireland strategy can succeed – at least in respect of youngsters.Read More
Whatever its intentions, the tobacco industry should realize that there is a big, flashing warning over anything even remotely connected with children.Read More
Whatever its intentions, the nicotine industry should realize that there is a big, red, flashing warning over anything even remotely connected with children.Read More
It seems odd to consider as a healthy trend a ban on smoking and vaping at an airport – surely a hub of unnecessary consumption if there ever was one.Read More
