tobacco indiana Study: Nicotine pouches are poisoning more kids ATC warns of alarming trend

The tobacco industry continues to deploy a vast and well-funded lobbying machine to protect its profits and delay life-saving public health progress

The requirement to make multiple trips through the tobacco fields, to harvest leaves as they ripen, is one reason tobacco is still a labor intensive crop

Ensure that all contracts and business agreements with suppliers of any size include specific requirements to respect the human rights policy, including the prohibition on child labor

Studies indicate that 25% of smokers who use adjunctive quit medications stay smoke-free for more than 6 months

Traveling with nicotine pouches a simple or stressful task