Over-production of tobacco can be a problem, but there is almost certainly a simple solution: pay growers much higher prices for their contracted leaf. The industry can afford to do so.Read More
If Zimbabwe's leaf growers are stakeholders in the tobacco industry, their earnings suggest that they must comprise a splinter group.Read More
22nd Century has upped the ante on a plan to lower nicotine deliveries from US cigarettes by describing it as the most important public health initiative of the past 100 years.Read More
According to Wikipedia, ultra-fine particles are both manufactured and naturally-occurring. Indoor sources include tobacco smoking and the peeling of citrus fruits.Read More
GPs don't need to prescribe quit-smoking drugs. They need to point smokers in the direction of vapor products, which are vastly-cheaper and vastly-less-risky than traditional cigarettes.Read More
In the land of windmills, power can be generated easily using existing technologies, some of which are extremely old. Storing that power for future use is another matter.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
Reducing the environmental footprint of the manufacturing process of smoke-free products is essential, Philip Morris International said yesterday in launching its third sustainability report.Read More
In a country where the average price paid to growers for flue-cured tobacco has hardly increased in 20 years; a story telling how growers are being exploited is hardly news.Read More
At least one observer believes that a modest price increase in the average price being paid to Zimbabwe growers for their flue-cured tobacco is down to concerns that the crop might be relatively small.Read More
