New research shows just how much is not revealed when a country’s smoking incidence is given. Within any country, there will be pockets of high and low smoking rates, for instance.Read More
It was always and everywhere thus: "The market is better than a year before but the price is not much different”.Read More
Bills currently before Ukraine's parliament recognize no distinction between electronic and conventional cigarettes.Read More
Class actions have been filed against Philip Morris International by investors who allege they were misinformed about the company's sales performance.Read More
Accusations of modern-day colonialism cannot be brushed off. The tobacco industry needs to examine closely what it is doing in Africa, from its leaf purchases to its product sales.Read More
There is something unbalanced about a lobby group's complaining about industry interference in tobacco policy – policy in which it has a stake.Read More
It doesn't seem unreasonable that restaurants should be allowed to set aside a few tables for smokers dining outdoors, at a distance from other diners.Read More
Belgium keen to copy Australia by adopting standardized tobacco packaging.Read More
It seems to have become generally accepted that tobacco-smoke-free, or almost tobacco-smoke-free, is a smoking prevalence of under five percent, even though it is clearly not. Read More
Those involved in trying to get people to quit smoking, a risky but legal habit, should keep in mind that 'encouragement' should not become coercion – not in a reasonably free society.Read More
