A survey is to be carried out to determine the extent of losses incurred by tobacco growers in southern Lebanon, where viruses are said to have caused extensive damage.Read More
Trying to change consumer behavior by making less-appealing the formulation of the products they like is not going to work if those consumers have easily-accessible alternatives.Read More
A restructuring seems set to mark an historic break between Altria's traditional tobacco products – its past and present – and its new-generation products – its present and future.Read More
In the US, electronic cigarettes are struggling to hold onto the people who try them. Only 3.2 percent of people admit to being daily or occasional users.Read More
It is difficult to understand what is the point of sending people to prison for smoking shisha, while it is easy to think of many reasons why they shouldn't be jailed for indulging in such Read More
Although the incidence of smoking has fallen in New Zealand; the present rate of decline is not going to be enough for the government to hit its tobacco-smoke-free target by 2025.Read More
The Japan Tobacco Group is said to have made considerable progress across a wide range of measures that together make up its sustainability program.Read More
Tennessee's Burley crop is expected to fall by 20 percent or more following Alliance One International's decision not to buy US Burley.Read More
Flue-cured tobacco growers in Zimbabwe will be hoping that the "encouraging" prices being paid for their leaf will stand up for the rest of the season.Read More
Some tobacco growers in Pakistan are claiming that tobacco manufacturers are exploiting them, and they have vowed to fight back.Read More
