The grading system in Malawi, where yet again leaf tobacco prices are favoring buyers, is said to leave a lot to be desired.Read More
Should retailers be able to sue customers who, through buying cigarettes, cause the retailers to be fined or to lose their tobacco licenses?Read More
A major opportunity is arising for an entrepreneur to start or enlarge a cigarette factory in the UK, with its major brand perhaps being linked to the Brexit name.Read More
It is astonishing that it has taken so long to replace enmity with empathy in public service announcements encouraging smokers to quit their habit.Read More
If children slavishly copy what they see on television and in films, why is there so much violence on our screens – so much violence inflicted in the name righteousness?Read More
For the sake of smokers, it is to be hoped that the European Court of Justice reaches a different conclusion to that of its Advocate General when considering the EU’s ban on snus.Read More
Second-hand tobacco smoke, cooking-oil fumes and pollution are all seen as being implicated in the rapid rise in the incidence of lung cancer among non-tobacco-smoking women.Read More
Public-places smoking-bans leave no room for smokers; so they discriminate against what are, in nearly every country, large minorities.Read More
In partnering in an event in London last night, Philip Morris International once again demonstrated that it is serious about encouraging smokers to switch to lower-risk products. Read More
It seems inevitable that there will be a consolidation among tobacco-control organizations in countries where tobacco-consumption rates are falling.Read More
