No socio-economic case for low bidi taxes, contend experts In 2013, the bidi industry contributed less than three percent to the governments central excise collection from tobacco products, not surprising, given the low excise duty it pays
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One of the most important concerns is cadmium (classified as a Group1 carcinogen by the IARC), which is a toxic metal that disrupts the metabolism of some micronutrients such as iron, copper, zinc, and magnesium 10,20,21
When tobacco burns, it releases a mixture of gases and microscopic particles that cling to nearly everything they touchclothes, skin, furniture, and even hair
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