Tobacco International articles from October 1989

Tobacco International archives from October 1989

In search of the RYO, first stop ... Barcelona. (roll-your-own cigarette paper)
October 1, 1989... In Search of the RYO, First Stop...Barcelona Catalans are proud of their culture and art, and of their pivotal place in Spanish history. As regards our industry, they are proud too that it was in Barcelona where Columbus, on his return from...

The tube, not a television but well worth watching.
October 1, 1989... The Tube, Not a Television but Well Worth Watching In English, "the Tube" refers popularly to a television set. However, the terms is gaining a new meaning to millions of European smokers as a perfectly formed filter cigarette without a...

Cowboys legitimized, menthol dominates, and the "antis" arrive - enforce. (Philippines)
October 1, 1989... Cowboys legitimized, menthol dominates, and the "antis" arrive - enforce The gradual improvement in the domestic economy, which has improved consumer spending power, and a rapid population growth are expected to drive the continued growth...

Current regulations on pesticide residues in tobacco.
October 1, 1989... Current Regulations on Pesticide Residues in Tobacco The general public in the U.S. and in several other countries throughout the world has become intensely interested in pesticide residues. Pesticide residues in food and ground water from...

Quest: new facility and new flavor concept. (Quest International)
October 1, 1989... Quest: new facility and new flavor concept Quest International, a leading worldwide supplier of fragrances, flavors, and food ingredients, formed in 1987 through the merger of the Dutch company Naarden International and the British company...

Not a pretty picture: mediocre leaf, smuggling, crushing taxes. (Pakistan)
October 1, 1989... Not a Pretty Picture: Mediocre Leaf, Smuggling, Crushing Taxes Pakistan's tobacco industry is going through a crisis and gasping for resuscitation for the past several years. Geo-political environment, the virtual open border with...

ZTA annual congress: vintage crops signal (Zimbabwe Tobacco Association)
October 1, 1989... ZTA Annual Congress: Vintage Crops Signal Return To Normalcy In his opening to the Zimbabwe Tobacco Association's (ZTA) 29th Annual Congress in Harare on June 21, Peter Wilson, chairman of Gallaher Tobacco Ltd., said that everybody in the...

Nonvolatile organic acids of flue-cured tobacco as affected by production practices. (Tobacco Science)
October 1, 1989... NONVOLATILE ORGANIC ACIDS OF FLUE-CURED TOBACCO AS AFFECTED BY PRODUCTION PRACTICES INTRODUCTION Flue-cured tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.) contains significant amounts of nonvolatile organic acids. Malic, citric, and oxalic acids...