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October, 2008
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S E L E C T E D O N L I N E F E A T U R E S
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12 Universal Leaf Tobacco Company
By Suzanne J. Brown
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. celebrates 90 years of business, and continues to look towards the future for its buiness, and the world.
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14 South America’s Cigarette Trade Expanding
By John Parker
South America continues to expand its tobacco trade across the world.
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18 E-Smoking
By Robert Bowden
One of the newest methods to change smoking habits is the e-smoke - but it’s not the same the world over.
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24 China Focuses on Developing Various Grades of Reduced Harm Cigarettes
By Allen Liao
Cigarettes use medicine and graphics?
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28 Central American Leaf
By Chris Bickers
The outlook seems bright for burley.
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32 Obama vs. McCain vs. US Tobacco
By J. Glynn Loope
While the US tobacco industry eyes the election, is congress the key?
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34 New Zealand Importing More Cigarettes as Domestic Output Declines
By John Parker
With warnings and an increase in imports, everyone wants a piece.
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38 US Leaf
By Chris Bickers
Flue-cured prospects brighten in US, if storms and frost hold off, but burley volume fizzles. Flue-cured prospects brighten in US, if storms and frost hold off, but burley volume fizzles.
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40 Cigarette Imports by Central American Countries Show Upward Trend
By John Parker
Across the board, Central America imports more and more cigarettes.
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D e p a r t m e n t s
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