The US-based Farm Labor Organizing Committee says that not enough is being done to address the ‘numerous reports detailing human rights abuses’ on British American Tobacco’s contract farms.Read More
Zimbabwe’s tobacco growers are modest in their ambition; wanting only prices that allow them to break even. But even this goal might be out of reach, despite an excellent crop.Read More
In its latest annual report, Ceylon Tobacco Company has emphasised its contribution to Sri Lanka’s economy.Read More
Sustainability is a much-prized factor in packaging according to a new survey that sought the opinions of brand owners and retailers.Read More
The focus on harm reduction makes tobacco companies even more attractive investments.Read More
Six years after Portugal’s wholesalers first made a complaint against Tabaqueira, the country’s competition regulator has been ordered to investigate that complaint.Read More
Children grow up in lethal environments created by adults, but, despite the hype about tobacco, tobacco smoke seems to be only a minor factor. Read More
The imposition of standardized tobacco packaging in South Africa would provide a boost to the illegal trade and might threaten the viability of British American Tobacco’s factory there.Read More
Iggesund Paperboard, with its high-end packaging boards, can bathe in the glow of its parent company’s placement on the Global 100 list of the most sustainable corporations.Read More
PDL Cigarette Papers has inaugurated a new biomass boiler at its Papeteries des Vosges (PDV) site in Laval-sur-Vologne, France. With 6.5 MW of power, the boiler can produce up to 10 tons of steam per hour and Read More
