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Tuesday, July 13 2010 |
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 Miami, Florida, July 19, 2010 – Camacho Cigars, a key player in the international cigar market, and Bayer CropScience, the world’s leader in crop science and crop protection, have signed a working partnership under the Bayer Food Chain Management program. With this new alliance, Camacho Cigars has become the only tobacco company in history to be in compliance with strict international standards for Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP). By complying with the practices set forth by Bayer CropScience, Camacho Cigars ensures the responsible management of natural resources, bio-friendly pesticides, industrial safety, and biosecurity. The Food Chain Partnership is the first of many steps in Camacho’s plan for a higher level of social responsibility and it’s furtherance in manufacturing the highest quality cigars in the world.
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Tuesday, July 13 2010 |
By Celeste Katz (The NY Daily News | The Daily Politics)
 You probably saw this one coming: The International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers Association isn't too fired up about Mayor Bloomberg's consideration of a ban on smoking at parks and beaches.
(Bloomberg is a longtime smoking foe, but you can feel free to at least partially blame us here at the Daily News for rekindling this latest episode, as we printed the picture you see here in our Sunday, July 6 paper.)...story continues here
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Monday, July 12 2010 |
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 Miami, FL, -- Guillermo Leon and Nestor Miranda, in conjunction with Washington, DC’s oldest continuously operated tobacco shop, will play host to the Congressional Cigar Association at a reception in the nation’s capitol on Tuesday, July 20th.
While the event is a first for Leon and Miranda, the CCA holds quarterly events where manufacturers of premium handmade cigars educate the group on cigars, the manufacture of cigars and other various aspects of the industry.
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Friday, July 09 2010 |
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By Gary Korb
 You've seen them inside cigar boxes made by many of the leading manufacturers; those little packets filled with some kind of squishy substance that are supposed to keep the cigars fresh. The items in question are called Bóveda Humidipaks. Pronounced Boa-va-dah, not Bo-vee-dah, they're made by Humidipak, Inc. in Wyzata, Minnesota. Although the company makes humidification devices for several other industries, the packs made expressly for premium cigars have the Boveda imprint on them.
Boveda's claim to fame is their exclusive "two-way humidity control technology" which has been designed specifically for desktop humidors. And since many cigar smokers prefer a specific RH% (Relative Humidity) in their humidors, the packs come in levels of 65, 69, 72 and 75 percent. They also make humidor seasoning and hygrometer calibration kits that are very effective.
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Friday, July 09 2010 |
by Tom Johansmeyer| Luxist.com
 The International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers annual show is right around the corner, and you can expect some new product to be unveiled in New Orleans, this year, as usual. The plans for the year run the spectrum. EO Brands unveiled its new cigar labels, the first visible change following the company's merger with Rocky Patel, and Drew Estate will reveal that it has something big coming out this year. But, why listen to me talk about it? I've had the chance to catch up with a number of cigar industry personalities recently. So, watch the videos below to hear it straight from the source...story continues with video
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Thursday, July 08 2010 |
Politician's false teeth were so important for his speech he had several sets made, one of which is expected to fetch thousands
Maev Kennedy | guardian.co.uk
Thursday 8 July 2010 18.19 BST
 Winston Churchill's false teeth are to be auctioned for an estimated £5,000.
The unlovely but beautifully made set of dentures helped the British prime minister and second world war icon overcome terrible dental problems since childhood and deliver some of the most famous speeches of the 20th century.
He was so anxious about losing them and being unable to speak that he always kept a spare set, which is why several survive...story continues here
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Wednesday, July 07 2010 |
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By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS (The New York Times)
 After being caught off guard when the city’s health commissioner first proposed the idea, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said on Tuesday that he was leaning toward seeking a ban on smoking at city parks and beaches.
Mr. Bloomberg said the ban made sense because it would cut the health risks of secondhand smoke and reduce littering by smokers...story continues here
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