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To offset this, big producers are increasing expenditures on reduced-risk products-mainly heated tobacco products and oral nicotine pouches-while also counting on emerging regions, more so Asia and Africa, where consumption is still strong and less constraining in terms of regulations

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For this new wave of farmers, none of whom have been in the tobacco business before or are positioned to compete in the large-scale market FETTRA created, organic tobacco seems to promise a way to diversify their livestock and/or produce operations while turning a profit