[277] There is increasing alignment among many multinational tobacco companies regarding the tasks that constitute hazardous work, including work involving direct contact with green tobacco leaf, such as topping, suckering, and harvesting, as well as work with hazardous chemicals, sharp tools, farm machinery, at heights, and other tasks, although there is not yet complete consensus among all companies
During the Global Week of Action to Make Big Tobacco Pay, civil society organizations in at least six countries will be calling on their governments to recoup the health care and environmental costs that are caused by the tobacco industry each year
Arthur Block, Murphys Law (Los Angeles: Price/Stem/Sloan, 1979), especially George E
The cans should preferably be stored in the refrigerator to prevent drying out.
Adhere to the rule of thumb everything in moderation, and you can enjoy the benefits of homegrown tobacco