Tobacco: 2013

Saturday 9 February 2013

Premier Tobacco

Premier Tobacco Detail
Roll Your Own Tobacco. Featuring the most popular Premier Expanded Volume Tobacco, Premier Introduces their NEW Line of Expanded Volume Tobaccos including Premier Full Flavor, Premier Light and Premier Menthol. This type of tobacco allows you to make 200 King Size cigarettes with about half the tobacco normally used. Expanded tobacco is used to reduce tobacco weight per cigarette. This is a process of puffing the tobacco up so that it will take about 3.5 oz to fill a box of tubes instead of 6 or 7 oz.Premier cigarette tobacco is a fine blend of quality Burley, Virginia and Oriental tobacco. Whole leaves are carefully selected and finely cut to provide a smooth taste and distinctive flavor.Premier Light Rolling Tobacco made in USA, 4 x 8 oz bags, 907g total. If you wish to order a mix of this or other tobacco brands please send us your requirements to info@tobaccoonline.co.uk Thank you. Order our RAW Organic ,natural or any other rolling papers from our accessories section /free shipping for rolling papers.

Premier Tobacco

Friday 8 February 2013

Anti Tobacco Ads

Anti Tobacco Ads Detail
Hard-hitting anti-smoking ad campaigns raise awareness about the serious toll that tobacco use takes on one’s health and the many lives it affects. In the United States, tobacco use is responsible for more than 400,000 deaths each year.For every person who dies from tobacco use, 20 suffer with at least one smoking-related illness.The toll of tobacco goes beyond the lives it takes. It impacts the smoker’s loved ones, including the more than 40,000 children in the U.S. who lose a parent to smoking each year.
Furthermore, smoking affects the numerous non-smokers exposed to hundreds of toxic chemicals in secondhand smoke. Each year, secondhand smoke exposure is responsible for close to 50,000 tobacco-related deaths in the U.S and more than 300,000 children suffer from infections caused by tobacco smoke including bronchitis, pneumonia, and ear infections.

Anti Tobacco Ads

Thursday 7 February 2013

Ingredient In Tobacco

Ingredient In Tobacco Detail
Arsenic used in rat poison
Acetic Acid hair dye and photo developer
Acetone main ingredient in paint and fingernail polish remover
Ammonia a typical household cleaner
Benzene rubber cement
Cadmium found in batteries and artists' oil paint
Carbon Monoxide poison
Hydrazine used in jet and rocket fuels
Formaldehyde used to embalm dead bodies
Hydrogen Cyanide poison in gas chambers
Napthalenes used in explosives, moth balls, and paint pigments
Nickel used in the process of electroplating
Phenol used in disinfectants and plastics
Polonium radiation dosage, equal to 300 chest X-rays in one year
Toluene embalmer's glue

Ingredient In Tobacco

Tobacco Water Pipes

Tobacco Water Pipes Detail
While cigarette smoking has been steadily—but slowly—declining in the United States, many different alternative tobacco and nicotine (an addictive chemical) delivery products have been gaining popularity. This is, in part, because many alternative tobacco products—which come in various sizes, flavors, and forms—are marketed, and often perceived, as being relatively safe.
However, alternative tobacco products, such as waterpipes, smokeless tobacco, and e-cigarettes, can cause serious potential health problems, including cancer, because of the chemicals and toxins they contain.
Waterpipes
One of the most popular new alternative tobacco products in the United States is the waterpipe. Waterpipes, also called hookahs, among other names, have been smoked in regions such as the Middle East, Asia, and Africa for more than four centuries.
Modern-day waterpipes, which are relatively inexpensive, are composed of four main parts.

Tobacco Water Pipes

Tobacco Information

Tobacco Information Detail
Welcome to the Tobacco Growers Information Portal. Here you will find extensive resources on tobacco production and marketing.
The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at North Carolina State University provides extensive educational and research resources to the tobacco farm sector encompassing agronomics, plant pathology, entomology, agricultural engineering, and agricultural economics.
We hope the Tobacco Growers Information Portal increases the usefulness of our resources, in turn improving the lives and businesses of North Carolina farm families.

Tobacco Information