In describing the available methods of measuring cigarette deliveries as having limitations, the European Commission seems to be indulging in a deal of understatement.Read More
India has managed to convert 15 percent of the land previously under tobacco to other crops, including pulses and vegetables.Read More
Oh, for a time machine! If Zimbabwe's growers could have gone back to 1996, they could have sold their tobacco for more than they were paid for it in 2018.Read More
For more than 30 years, misleading warnings have been applied to smokeless products in the US, and the Food and Drug Administration has failed to address this issue.Read More
One difficulty in stepping up the fight against counterfeit products is that some consumers – the people who should be helping in this fight – are buying this stuff.Read More
A smoking-control strategy that doesn't include at least an element of harm reduction through the deployment of modern technology is up a gum tree.Read More
In South Korea, as in many other countries, consumers are leading the way toward tobacco harm reduction while officialdom is dragged behind, mumbling incoherently. Read More
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A letter from the National Tobacco Reform Initiative to the US FDA hits the spot in saying that, to reduce smoking, bold, visionary actions need to be taken – urgently.Read More
The blame for the UK's illegal trade in tobacco is placed firmly on the shoulders of smokers and smugglers, but neither of these groups created the conditions for this trade to grow. Read More
There seems to be a new, more-militant mood in the US. If you don't like it, don't try to accommodate it, ban it.Read More
