CoEhar researchers assessed respiratory symptoms among adults who had never been habitual smokers but used e-cigarettes.
The report outlines tobacco prevention strategies and control strategies that have the potential to reduce disparities.
The Central Asian nation should follow the example of Japan, say tobacco harm reduction activists.
The technology aims to prevent youth access while expanding adult market access to FDA-authorized flavored products.
Harm reduction activists call for regulation rather than prohibition to drive down the health toll of tobacco use.
The technology allows smokers to check the authenticity of their cigarettes with by scanning a QR code.
ALP is the made for ‘adults who unapologetically love nicotine,’ according to the conservative American commentator.
The latest data indicate that men are more likely than women to report smoking marijuana.
The candidate’s position on tobacco harm reduction products remains unclear.
Activists attribute the country’s success to its pioneering policy approach to safer alternatives.
The third quarter results reflect operational adjustments made to position the business for growth.
With the acquisition of Mac Baren, the company is on track to surpass DKK9 billion in net sales this year.
The event will feature a series of timely panel discussions about the challenges and opportunities facing the vaping business.
The illegal factory counterfeited brands and had an estimated turnover of €4 million a month.
The Asian cigar market was worth $2.4 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow by 6.8 percent by 2029.
The industry in southern Brazil anticipates a normal crop in terms of quality and productivity.
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New taxes and regulations are reshaping the tobacco markets in the Baltic countries.
AIR Global focuses on innovating the shisha and inhalation sphere, catering to growing markets and evolving needs.
Since 2015, Vaporesso has been the category leader of open-system vape products.
Accelerating actions to clear the smoke: finding common ground in a polarized world
Participants in ITGA’s annual meeting debated the challenges and opportunities facing their sector and obtained an in-depth understanding of U.S. tobacco farming.
BAT’S Danielle Tower shares her views on the tremendous opportunity presented by tobacco harm reduction.
At the recent GTNF in Athens, stakeholders debated how to responsibly advance innovation.
Efficiency will be the key to decarbonizing the EU transportation sector by 2050.
Tobacco companies are slowly gaining their footing in the cannabis business.
Marlboro remains the world’s most valuable tobacco brand, but cigarette alternatives are gaining ground.
In Tobacco Reporter’s November 2024 issue, we look back on another successful edition of the Global Tobacco and Nicotine Forum (GTNF), which took place Sept. 24-26 in Athens this year.
While it’s impossible to do justice to this event in a just handful of Tobacco Reporter pages, we have highlighted key moments and takeaways that not only illustrate the depth and breadth of the forum, but will also demonstrate to those who missed this year’s edition why they simply cannot afford to skip the next one, in 2025.
The GTNF was not the only tobacco event this northern hemisphere fall. In the wake of the 2024 Coresta Congress, which took place Oct. 13-17 in Edinburgh, George Gay took the opportunity to interview Danielle Tower, group head of scientific and regulatory affairs at BAT, the host of the Congress, about the tremendous opportunity presented by tobacco harm reduction.
Ivan Genov reports from the International Tobacco Growers Association annual general meeting, which convened in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, this year, and public health veteran Scott D. Ballin stresses the continued importance of “safe-haven” dialogues between stakeholder in a time of division and animosity.
Also in this issue: A report from Pakistan, where a Sudanese order for 10-stick packs has caused considerable controversy.
Chris Allen, chief executive officer of Broughton, explains why new age verification technology could help solve youth appeal.
TR contributors Pieter Vorster and Sudhanshu Patwardhan lament the unhelpful contribution of illicit vaping products
Blaming the manufacturers for irresponsible marketing is a red herring, writes Peter Clark of the World Vapers’ Alliance.
The end of ‘Chevron deference’ doctrine could have ripple effects across the entire nicotine industry in the United States.
Will the next EU Tobacco Products Directive embrace harm reduction?
Innovation, integrity and excellence remain at the core of SWM’s business under the company’s new ownership.
Philip Morris International is getting ready to reintroduce IQOS in the US.
The critical role of site visits and quality controls in behavioral science research
Tabaterra wants to lift Azerbaijani tobacco to global quality standards.
The GTNF, scheduled Sept. 24–26 in Athens, is made possible by the generous support of these sponsors.
Having firmly established itself as a regional player, Tabaterra of Azerbaijan is preparing to take its operations to the next level.
With its plastic-free products goal at the forefront, Filtrona’s new filter technology allows for a sustainable RYO option.
