The Latest Breaking News from Tobacco

A new government report shows fewer high school students are vaping

Guns are used so often in suicide that if the left were associated with lax gun laws, the right might accuse liberals of conspiring to kill white men

Proposed changes such as plain packaging for vapes and individual cigarette warnings come under microscope at Senate hearing

Medical professionals warn tobacco addiction is rising after years of decline and call for reforms on political donations and corporate sponsorships

Angry Mysuru farmers held a meeting in Hunsur to demand action against Tobacco Board official Brij Bhushan for his alleged misbehaviour. They sought his suspension, transfer and public apology. Representatives of farmers, KRRS and DSS, as well as Tobacco Board officials attended the meeting. The incident occurred when a farmer…

: Companies use surrogate ads to promote restricted products like tobacco. Celebrities endorse elaichi, but customers don't realize it's a cover for tobacco. Laws should separate brand identity of restricted and non-restricted products. Anti-tobacco and cancer societies advocate against tobacco use and netizens should push for laws to curb surrogate…

FAIFA appeals to govt to reduce high taxation on domestic products & curb smuggled cigarettes. On World Tobacco Growers' Day, FAIFA & ITGA celebrate event to promote positive socio-economic impact of tobacco. Tobacco provides employment to 45.7 million people & generates tax revenues of ₹70,000 crore. Demand for FCV tobacco…

Exclusive: Discussion on panel came as federal government was developing reforms to address high rates of youth nicotine addiction

Tobacco shops in regional Victoria have been searched and more than two million dollars in products seized as part of a probe into the illicit tobacco trade.

"Substitute algorithms for Joe Camel," says Fordham Law School professor Kenneth Rashbaum.

Less smoking means less cancer, especially for Black and LGBTQ+ Americans