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Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-1, p. 22-8, ISSN.0361-5693

Directions -An upbeat future. Contrary to popular perception, the outlook for the global tobacco industry is perhaps the best it has been in the past five or even 10 years

MATLICK D.

The opening joint session of TABEXPO Paris 2007 jumped right into the theme of the event: "Trends and Directions for the Global Tobacco Industry." Three noted tobacco stock analysts looked at the major players in the industry and analyzed what the...
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-1, p. 70, ISSN.0361-5693

Shortened cigarette

MALONE N.A.

U.S. Patent 7,302,955 assigned to Gary Pallino and Andon Malone, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Selectively shortened cigarettes are disclosed, which have a multiplicity of components including a shortened buts and an inner tube for reinforcing a casing of...
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-10, p. 84, ISSN.0361-5693

Tobacco processing

MCCRAY PEELE D.

U.S. Patent 7,404,406 assigned to R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA. Tobaccos are cured in a manner so as to provide tobaccos having extremely low tobacco-specific nitrosamine (TSNA) contents. Harvested Virginia tobacco is...
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-4, p. 70, ISSN.0361-5693

Equipment evolution. A firsthand account of the progress made in leaf tobacco processing technology

COLEMAN J.
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-5, p. 58, ISSN.0361-5693

Filters for tobacco products

FERRARI M.; NEGRINI S.

U.S. Patent 7,328,783 assigned to G.D. SpA, Bologna, Italy. Filters for tobacco products are manufactured by a device comprising a conveyor drum rotatable about a horizontal axis and furnished with peripheral grooves, each holding a leaf of paper...
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-5, p. 70, ISSN.0361-5693

Tobacco's ragged-trousered philantropists. The industry should look after its farmers-for its own sake because it's the right thing to do

GAY G.
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-7, p. 42-6, ISSN.0361-5693

Letting the good times roll. As the segment grooms, RYO/MYO manufacturers compete to offer smokers the most attractive combination of quality, price and convenience

WILLIAMS D.

In an industry under attack and with a product under such scrutinity, it is rare to find positive news. But in the roll-your,own/make-your-own world, the good times are beginning to, well, roll. While cigarette consumption is shrinking in most of the...
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-7, p. 56, ISSN.0361-5693

Activated carbon-containing sorbent

SHUZHONG ZHUANG; FOURNIER J.A.; PAINE J.B.III

U.S. Patent 7,370,657 assigned to Philip Morris USA Inc., Richmond, Virginia, USA. An activated carbon-containing sorbent is capable of selectively removing one or more selected gaseous components from a gas. The activated carton-containing sorbent...
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-8, p. 28-34, ISSN.0361-5693

The P in PREP. Without clear definitions and widespread consumer acceptance, potentially reduced-risk tobacco products will remain just that

GAY G.
Tob. Reporter, 2008, 135-8, p. 54-5, ISSN.0361-5693

Test tissue. In vitro testing is emerging as an increasingly effective method to measure the health effects of smoking

WILLIAMS D.

Cigarette companies trying to better understand the health effects of their products might do well to learn a little Latin specifically the words in vitro . In the tobacco realm, in vitro may come to mean a testing environment so realistic it is...

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