In Malawi, currently the eighth-largest tobacco producer in the world, farmers call themselves tobacco slaves. According to a WHO report, More than 90 percent of the worlds tobacco is grown in low- and middle-income countries, mostly by smallholder farmers who need to use unpaid family labor to make ends meet, leading to child labor. As the market penetration of cigarettes continues to shrink among adults worldwide, the big tobacco companies have pushed tobacco growing from the United States and Europe to countries where labor is cheap, and where they can have influence on policy
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If umpires catch players using tobacco, the player and coach face ejection
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