It sounds very plausible: increase the production of export tobacco to improve your country’s economy. But is there a market for more tobacco, and what of the environmental consequences?Read More
Capacity constraints comprise one of the major competitors tobacco companies face in trying to increase their sales of heat-not-burn tobacco devices.Read More
Alliance One International says that it is well positioned to supply tobacco both for traditional-tobacco products and for new-generation products being developed.Read More
A head teacher at a school in Australia allows her students to smoke during breaks because that’s what it takes to get them to stay at school and continue their studies.Read More
The challenge was relatively costly and ultimately it failed, but the tobacco industry had little option but to try to overturn the first standardized packaging law to come into force.Read More
Demonizing second-hand smoke turned tobacco from an issue about individual smokers to one about groups of people. Now, an effort is being made to focus on tobacco’s impact on global well-being.Read More
Retailers operating in Sri Lanka have called on the government to exercise restraint in respect of tobacco regulations so as not to eviscerate, suddenly and drastically, their businesses.Read More
Commenting on the publication of the JT Group’s 2016 Sustainability Report, Japan Tobacco International said that one of the challenges it had tackled was ‘the elimination of child labor’.Read More
The World Health Organization has a new leader and Japan Tobacco International is calling for him to change the agency's direction by moving it away from its ideology-driven past. Read More
A suggestion has been made that the tobacco industry should shut up shop because its activities are not in accord with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.Read More
