Canada looks poised to lead the way on vaping by providing the public with straightforward statements about what is currently known of the risks and benefits of vaping.Read More
Although some of North Carolina's tobacco had been harvested before Hurricane Florence arrived, cuts to power supplies could disrupt the curing process for leaf in the barns.Read More
The Heartland Institute writer quoted below is surely correct in saying that, while a laudable goal, 'protecting the children' is also an overused rhetorical device.Read More
Organizations in Great Britain opposed to smoking have welcomed the results of a survey showing that the number of vapers has topped three million.Read More
In a pragmatic move, a university in Australia has relaxed its ban on smoking and vaping by allowing these habits to be indulged in designated areas.Read More
A year-on-year fall in sales during the first six months of 2018 is said to have indicated that the number of smokers in Indonesia has 'tumbled'.Read More
It seems odd that a claim that an oral tobacco product presents less of a lung-cancer risk than a combustible one must be the subject of a 'substantive scientific review'.Read More
Fontem Ventures has reacted with an offer of co-operation to the US Food and Drug Administration's call for action on preventing minors accessing electronic cigarettes.Read More
Papua New Guinea is proposing stiff penalties for those smoking tobacco, chewing betel nut or spray-painting in public places. It’s unthinkable what would happen to somebody caught doing all three.Read More
Japan Tobacco Inc's domestic cigarette sales fell again last month, but the rate of decline seems to be moderating.Read More
