In March 2017, Human Rights Watch met Panashe, a 50-year-old small-scale tobacco farmer in Manicaland, and one of 125 people involved in tobacco production interviewed for this report
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Twist Twist or rope tobacco is made up of rope-like strands of tobacco that have been twisted together and cured in that position, afterwards being cut
The tobacco component can be in various forms, such as raw, cured, or processed, and is often mixed directly into the quid or chewed separately alongside it
For example we have heavy smokers in government who have smoked for over 20 years, but because of these graphic pack warning labels, they have quit permanently