Smokers to pay the price
The Japanese system whereby tobacco manufacturers must apply to the Government before they can increase prices is a good one. Consumers are probably better informed that way.Read More
The Japanese system whereby tobacco manufacturers must apply to the Government before they can increase prices is a good one. Consumers are probably better informed that way.Read More
In taxing heat-not-burn products in the way it did, Israel seemed to fly in the face of the idea of relative risk. Now, with a plan to ban Juul, it seems to have lost the Read More
Alliance One International seems to be making steady progress in expanding into business areas that are either directly- or tangentially-linked with its core operations. Read More
Spain has an 'interesting' history in respect of electronic cigarettes and vaping, which is due to be built upon at its first-ever tobacco-harm-reduction summit next month.Read More
Because their businesses are partly at the mercy of the weather, farmers are used to worrying, but the level of concern among North Carolina tobacco growers is being ratcheted up.Read More
A change in the law in Switzerland that has made legal the sale of electronic cigarettes delivering nicotine has created a space for the launch of Logic Pro.Read More
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
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
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 UK's New Nicotine Alliance is right to point out that caution can be the enemy of progress when it comes to tobacco harm reduction.Read More