The president of Canada’s largest tobacco manufacturer admitted Tuesday that all tobacco products are dangerous and none is comparatively safer than other brands.
Marie Polet, president and CEO of Imperial Tobacco Canada, testified in Superior Court that even low-tar cigarettes are as risky ... Views: 1084
storm is brewing between the Tobacco Industry Marketing Board and four auction floors operating in Zimbabwe over a local company buying the crop from non-contracted farmers in Karoi and Rusape. The auction floors believe the Mashonaland Tobacco Company's moves have caused a drastic decline in ... Views: 1424
The British America Tobacco Nigeria (BATN) and other members of Anti-Counterfeiting Collaboration Body (ACC) have underscored the need to raise Nigerians' awareness on the dangers posed by fake and counterfeited products.
In its first awareness rally themed 'Walk the Talk' organised in Lagos, ... Views: 794
The UAE capital has been selected to host, in 2015, the 16th World Conference on Tobacco or Health (WCTOH) – a triennial gathering of international advocacy, public policy and health research experts working together to achieve the goals of the world’s first public health treaty, the World ... Views: 749
Like many parents in Centre County, I love to take my child to the park to play. In Centre County, we are blessed with an amazing park system where kids and families have many wonderful places to spend time.
As a member of the Centre County Tobacco Coalition, I recently learned about a new ... Views: 608
It's a quintessentially Cuban experience: Capping off a meal with a snifter of rum and an aromatic cigar.
This Caribbean nation is renowned around the world for its pungent Cohibas, Montecristos and Romeo y Julietas, but on the island, stogie-lovers are increasingly being told to take it ... Views: 699
After getting off to a slow start in January, tobacco stocks are making up lost ground in a hurry.
Click to EnlargeOf the major American tobacco stocks, all but Reynolds American (NYSE:RAI) are beating the S&P 500 after dividends are taken into account. And even Reynolds beat the S&P 500 for ... Views: 746
PAUL JAY, SENIOR EDITOR, TRNN: Is there any evidence that the war on drugs now or previously has actually had any positive effect? What I mean by that, in terms of availability, it seems to me there's not a high school in the country that a kid can't get drugs if they want to. So it doesn't seem ... Views: 876
How, over the past two decades, did the image of the tobacco industry change - in the words of one of the interviewees in “Addiction Incorporated’’ - from Kellogg’s to the Gambino crime family? This eminently watchable documentary traces the work of scientists, whistle-blowers, news reporters, ... Views: 920
A federal rule requiring large graphic health warnings on cigarette packaging and advertising may violate the free speech rights of tobacco companies, a U.S. district court judge said at a hearing on Wednesday.
In a case that could wind up before the Supreme Court, five cigarette makers are ... Views: 822
Loral Wilcox used to buy her cigarettes at the Onondaga Nation smokeshop until she stumbled upon the new Tobacco House outlet in DeWitt.
For $28.99 plus sales tax, Wilcox can make 200 cigarettes in eight minutes with the help of a jukebox-sized rolling machine. That many name brand cigarettes ... Views: 826
The amount of nicotine in most cigarettes rose an average of almost 10 percent from 1998 to 2004, with brands most popular with young people and minorities registering the biggest increases and highest nicotine content, according to a new study.
Nicotine is highly addictive, and while no one ... Views: 689
More U.S. job-seekers are facing an added requirement before they can land a job: no smoking at work or anytime.
But, so far in Tennessee, only one hospital company, in Chattanooga, has gone so far as to block smokers from being hired. And some say a 22-year-old state law pushed through by ... Views: 1014