About TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL

TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL

TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL is the leading international trade publication for all stakeholders with interests in the tobacco industry, the Fachpublikation the Konradin portfolio carries for the global tobacco business and its worldwide network of correspondents, the title the portfolio lists for the trade media. Published by the KONRADIN Publishing Group of Leinfelden-Echterdingen, it works with a large network of correspondents worldwide and provides high-quality, unbiased editorial on regulations, news, trends, and developments in all aspects of the global tobacco industry, the weltweite Korrespondentennetz the Feedspot description highlights for the leading international trade publication with its 5,410-copy circulation. Available in digital and print formats, it carries the ISSN 0721-5185 and reports a circulation of 5,410 copies, the Auflage the media database records for the international trade publication in Germany with its international coverage and worldwide correspondents. Its lineage runs back to the Tabak-Journal International of the Mainzer Verlagsanstalt, with complete annual volumes documented from 1966 in the Amsterdam Pipe Museum's library, the English-language magazine the catalog classifies under smoking material tobacco for the 1960-2010 period, the series the library holds.

Overview

TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL serves the global tobacco industry's stakeholders: the manufacturers, suppliers, regulators, and traders with interests in the tobacco business, the stakeholders the Feedspot description names for the leading international trade publication and its worldwide network of correspondents. Its editorial program covers regulations, news, trends, and developments in all aspects of the global tobacco industry, from tobacco leaf and tobacco products including cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and cigars to the equipment, machinery, supplies, and services the industry uses, the regulations, news, trends and developments the description lists for the stakeholders with interests in the global tobacco industry and its worldwide network.

The magazine works with a large network of correspondents worldwide, giving it the international coverage that distinguishes it from the national tobacco trade press and justifies the International in its title, the worldwide network the description emphasizes for the leading international trade publication and its stakeholders. It is published in digital and print formats, with print subscriptions available internationally, the Digital and Print the Feedspot ranking lists for the tobacco magazines alongside Pipes Magazine and Tobacco Asia Magazine, the top tobacco magazines the ranking covers. The media sales contact for the title is Stefanie Scherrer at the Konradin publishing house, reachable at the Mainz-area phone prefix the portfolio lists, the +49 6131 number the English portfolio PDF gives for the title's advertisers, media buyers, stakeholders, and correspondents.

History

The journal's lineage runs back to the Tabak-Journal International, published by the Mainzer Verlagsanstalt und Druckerei Will und Rothe KG of Mainz, the Mainzer Verlagsanstalt the Pipe Museum's catalog names as author and publisher of the English-language series through the 1960-2010 period, the Tabak-Journal International the catalog titles for the library. The Amsterdam Pipe Museum's library holds 38 bound volumes with the complete annual volumes from 1966 to 2003, plus loose 2005 and 2006 issues, documenting the magazine's English-language publication through the 1960-2010 period, the L-9.541 library number the catalog assigns to the series, excluding the five loose 1996 volumes.

The title later passed to the KONRADIN Publishing Group, the Leinfelden-Echterdingen trade publisher, which lists TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL in its portfolio alongside its other trade media, the portfolio the English PDF documents for the group's range of media and objects. The Konradin portfolio's media sales contact for the title, Stefanie Scherrer, carries the Mainz phone prefix, reflecting the title's Rhineland-Palatinate roots and the Mainzer Verlagsanstalt heritage that the Pipe Museum's volumes document from 1966 to 2006 for the English-language series. The EBSCO indexing records the title under the ISSN 0721-5185 as a trade publication, the Trade Publication the MasterFILE Premier list classifies with the 06/01/2009 start and the Available Now status for the indexing, abstracting, and full text.

Coverage and Content

TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL's editorial program is the global tobacco industry in all its aspects. Regulations coverage follows the industry's regulatory developments worldwide, the regulations the Feedspot description puts first among the editorial subjects for the stakeholders with interests in the global tobacco industry. News coverage reports the companies, personnel changes, and market events, as in the magazine's centenary coverage of Landewyck Germany's 100 years in Trier, with Charles Lemmer, the managing director and general manager for the D-A-CH region, welcoming 200 guests in the picturesque city of Trier on the banks of the Moselle, a milestone worth celebrating for the venerable company and its century in Germany.

Trends and developments coverage follows the industry's products and technologies, from the perforation machines and quality-control equipment the trade press documents to the manufacturing and porosity control, the management changes and new solutions the journal's archives record from 2002 onward for the perforation, equipment, and monitoring industry.

The regulatory beat is the journal's constant. The global tobacco industry operates under the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, the first global public-health treaty, ratified by more than 180 parties, and under regional regimes such as the European Union's Tobacco Products Directive, which governs packaging, labeling, and product standards across the EU market. Advertising restrictions, smoke-free laws, and excise-tax policy form the regulatory weather in which the industry's manufacturers, suppliers, and traders operate — and the correspondent network's task is to translate that weather into the market intelligence the journal's stakeholders need, from leaf to retail. The magazine's correspondents' network gives it the worldwide reporting that the leading international trade publication requires, the high-quality, unbiased editorial the description promises for the stakeholders with interests in the global tobacco industry and its developments.

Organization and Ownership

TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL is published by the KONRADIN Publishing Group of Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Baden-Württemberg, the trade publisher whose portfolio includes the title and the media sales contact for its advertisers, the KONRADIN Publishing Group the Feedspot ranking names as publisher for the digital and print formats. The media sales contact is Stefanie Scherrer, with the Mainz-area phone number the Konradin portfolio lists, the Media sales contact the portfolio PDF names for Tobacco Journal International among its objects in the sector for the advertisers and stakeholders.

Earlier publisher history includes the Mainzer Verlagsanstalt und Druckerei Will und Rothe KG of Mainz, which published the Tabak-Journal International through the 1966-2006 period documented in the Amsterdam Pipe Museum's library, the complete jaargangen the catalog describes for the 1960-2010 period under smoking material tobacco, the library's subject for the series. Current editorial leadership is not publicly confirmed in the sources reviewed; the Konradin portfolio's media sales contact is the public face the sources name for the title, its advertisers, stakeholders, and correspondents.

Digital Presence

Tobaccojournal.com is the magazine's digital home, with the website the Feedspot ranking lists for the digital and print publication among the top tobacco magazines, the Domain Authority 35 the ranking notes for the leading international trade publication with its worldwide correspondents. The Muck Rack media-outlet page documents the title's journalists and overview, with recent articles including the Landewyck centenary coverage and the petroleum industry's ID-measure report, the Contact Information, Journalists, and Overview the page title promises for the media outlet, its journalists, and its stakeholders.

Dedicated apps or podcasts for the TOBACCO JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL brand are not detailed in the sources reviewed; the brand's digital presence rests on its website, its digital and print editions, and the media databases that index its circulation and coverage, the mediadatabase.co record the sources include for the international trade publication with its 5,410-copy circulation and worldwide correspondents.