Announcing the discontinuation of Tobacco Reporter magazine after 150 years in business
Tobacco Reporter, December 2024
Convening in Athens, stakeholders debate how to responsibly advance innovation.
Tobacco Reporter, November 2024
Having firmly established itself as a regional player, Tabaterra of Azerbaijan is preparing to take its operations to the next level.
Tobacco Reporter, September 2024
Buyers have been paying record prices to secure their shares of Brazil’s
smaller-than-expected tobacco crop.
Tobacco Reporter, May 2024
Confidence and Confidentiality
McKinney Specialty Labs has the expertise to generate trustworthy data and the discretion to share it only with authorized users.
Tobacco Reporter, April 2024
Home to an infinite number of
tobacco varieties, Indonesia is among
the world’s most diverse leaf origins.
Tobacco Reporter, February 2024
With its first overseas production facility,
Smoore has boosted the resilience of its operations.
Tobacco Reporter, November 2023
Atlas Agri wants to help Zimbabwe achieve its volumes by reducing post-harvest losses.
Tobacco Reporter, July 2023
Malawi seeks to reduce its heavy dependence on tobacco.
Tobacco Reporter, June 2023
By reducing snus’ notorious sting, a Swedish inventor wants to make it easier for smokers to go smokeless.
Tobacco Reporter, July 2017
How Shenzhen came to dominate the global supply of e-cigarette hardware
Tobacco Reporter, June 2014
The untold delights of business travel
Tobacco Reporter, bonus issue 2010
Rwanda has come a long way since the 1994 genocide. Now a local company
wants to supply the global industry with regionally grown tobaccos.
Tobacco Reporter, April 2010
While most countries are trying to extinguish their tobacco industries, Azerbaijan wants to build one from scratch.
Tobacco Reporter, November 2007
Indonesia’s clove plantations are still recovering from the monopoly period. To secure future supplies, the kretek industry must invest now.
Tobacco Reporter, January 2007
With the right measures, Zimbabwe could recover from its woes. But the window of opportunity is closing quickly.
Tobacco Reporter, June 2006
Multinationals make their products available in the world’s remotest hamlets. Here’s how they do it.
Tobacco Reporter, August 2004



















