Star Tobacco’s recent expansion is being reflected in the establishment of bigger facilities in Turkey and Indonesia.Read More
In an economically poor country such as Malawi, the question arises as to why fewer farmers registered to grow tobacco this season than did so the previous season.Read More
A question has been asked as to why the vaping industry is banned from advertising research by Public Health England that says more smokers should be made aware of the benefits of switching to vaping.Read More
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EU in denial over snus
It has long been known that snus use has almost ousted tobacco smoking in Sweden, along with the diseases caused by smoking. Now, the same seems to be happening in Norway. Read More
How is that the up-take of a hugely less-risky, acceptable alternative to smoking is being held up by misinformation?Read More
The trouble with public consultations on tobacco issues is that non-users are in the majority and they are happy to impose on users the tyranny of the majority.Read More
It is not just the weather that can turn a good season into a poor one for Zimbabwe's tobacco growers. Middlemen blowing in after harvest time can do the same.Read More
The Philippines’ government seems intent on burdening smokers with crippling levels of taxes as part of a policy that seems likely to backfire to the cost of the wider community.Read More
Unlike smokers in other countries, those in Greece do not seem to have taken kindly to public-places tobacco-smoking bans. Read More
One of the problems with going after tobacco smugglers in the Philippines is perhaps the already-overcrowded conditions within the country’s jails.Read More
