Archive - June 2005

UNITED STATES
Racketeering trial enters remedies phase

When an appeals court barred the government from seeking US$ 280 billion in a civil racketeering trial against cigarette makers earlier this year, many legal...

INDONESIA
Philip Morris completes Indonesia buy

Tobacco giant Philip Morris said on 18 May 2005 it was close to completing the purchase of major Indonesian cigarette maker PT HM Sampoerna for about US$ 5.2...

UNITED KINGDOM
Smoking ban on the way for Wales

Wales will get a ban on smoking in all public places - but it must first ask Parliament for the necessary law-making powers.

EUROPEAN UNION
EU to launch new anti-smoking TV campaign

The European Union is stepping up its anti-smoking campaign with television advertisements aiming to "ridicule" the habit, its executive arm said.

IRAN
Religious authorities forbid smoking

Ayatollah Nasser Makarem-Shirazi on 24 May 2005 said smoking cigarettes is unlawful, which injunction applies to those who follow his religious guidelines...

ITALY
New health minister wants more smoking areas

Italy's new health minister said he wants more public smoking areas, sharply reduced under a new ban, and slammed what he called a trend towards obsessive...

MALAYSIA
Tobacco sales expected to slide

Cigarette sales in Malaysia could fall up to 10 per cent this year because of higher retail prices sparked by a steep tax increase, the country's biggest...

CHINA / UNITED STATES
Altria in talks to make Marlboro in China

Altria Group Inc., the parent of Philip Morris, is close to signing a deal with the Chinese government allowing Marlboro cigarettes to be manufactured and sold...

UNITED STATES
Tobacco firms in court win on 'disgorgement'

A federal appeals court on 20 April 2005 declined to reconsider a recent ruling that prevented the US government from seeking US$ 280 billion in past profits...

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