Europe OKs aid to Bulgarian tobacco growers
The aid is intended to offset losses incurred as a result of the war in Ukraine.
The aid is intended to offset losses incurred as a result of the war in Ukraine.
Lawmakers are also mulling price hikes for tobacco, which is cheap by regional standards.
The nation is the eighth-largest tobacco-growing area globally and the third largest in Africa.
Gregoire Verdeaux will leave the company at the end of April to pursue other opportunities.
The move is intended to lower the company’s cost of borrowing and drive future profitability.
Industry representatives expects sales to wrap up two months earlier than normal.
Auction prices have been trailing those offered to the country’s contract farmers.
It would be the first EU country to do so, according to Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke
The government says a lower court relied upon legal theories rejected by other judges.
Previously, she was the CTP’s assistant director of laboratory compliance and coordination.
He Zehua admits to having accepted illegal payments equivalent to $130 million.
Earlier, the Industrial Bank of Korea expressed its opposition to Bang Kyung-man.
The ruling from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals overturns a lower court ruling from Texas.
The rules benefit cigarette makers, according to the Clean Air Alliance.
Hong Kong has struggled with enforcement efforts to tackle illicit tobacco products.
Holland plans to restrict access to Zonnic as well as restrict flavors and marketing.
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Filtrona partners with Greenbutts to expand its range of sustainable filter offerings.
The broken U.S. new tobacco product application process revealed by the numbers
Intangible assets remain a major contributor to the real value generated by the tobacco industry.
Two years into the Ukrainian conflict, businesses in the tobacco industry still scramble to adapt.
Having weathered the supply disruptions of Covid-19, tobacco freight forwarders must now dodge missiles in one of the world’s busiest waterways.
German software supplier Fluxcode has developed a track-and-trace solution for all needs.
Innovation in the recreational nicotine market is disrupting not just the industry.
It is opportune for the industry to revisit the fundamental purpose of vaping, writes Douglas Ming Deng.
Three years into its five-year strategy, Imperial Brands reports progress on multiple fronts.
Cracking down on Zyn nicotine pouches will only harsh the buzz around the office, writes Peter Clark.
Concern about secondhand smoke does not warrant Britain’s generational tobacco ban, writes Charles Amos.
Vape and modern oral sales are rising, but combustibles remain king of the North American market.
The campaigns against lower risk products serve political goals at the expense of health, writes Catharine Dockery.
The exclusion of Brazilian representatives from the recent COP10 sparks a fiery debate on transparency.
What will the U.K.’s ban on disposables mean for the next-generation nicotine industry?
Activists express their opposition to a generational tobacco ban during a reception at the House of Commons.
Turning Point Brands prepares to roll out its FRE nicotine pouch nationally in the U.S. this year.
Home to a number of tobacco varieties, Indonesia is among the world’s most diverse leaf origins.
Some markets have been more receptive to modern oral products than others.
The combination of substantial potential profits and low risk that has fueled the illicit cigarette trade is now also driving criminals’ interest in new nicotine products.