Archive - May 2006

UNITED STATES
Florida sues Brown & Williamson

The state of Florida asked a court on Wednesday to order Brown & Williamson to pay the state US$ 17 million, accusing the tobacco company of shortchanging...

TUNISIA
Mayr-Melnhof expands to North Africa

Austria-based packaging manufacturer Mayr-Melnhof Packgaging says that it has broadened its path of expansion by the region of North Africa and announces a 51...

AUSTRIA
Minimum price announced

Austrian Health Minister Maria Rauch-Kallat has announced that all packs of cigarettes will cost a minimum of 3.25 euros as of mid-May.

RUSSIA
BAT brought its market share to 21 per cent

BAT Russia is registering steady growth of sales in all price segments and has brought its market share to 21 per cent in Russia, the company posts in a news...

SERBIA & MONTENEGRO
JTI buys Serbian tobacco company

Japan Tobacco International (JTI) acquired 98.45 percent of Serbia’s biggest raw tobacco manufacturer, Tobacco Industry Senta (Duvanska Industrija Senta)...

UNITED STATES
Altria enters the US smokeless market

Philip Morris USA is entering the smokeless tobacco market with the launch of a pasteurised, smoke-free and spit-free tobacco pouch product called Taboka in...

UNITED STATES
Altria reduces board size

Altria Group reduced the size of its board to 11 members from 12 after Mexican billionaire investor Carlos Slim Helu declined re-election.

ROMANIA
Cigarette price hikes expected this week

Cigarettes will become more expensive by at least 10,000 lei (28 euro cents) sometime this week, as producers need time to implement the law. The government...

NETHERLANDS
BAT set to close unit in Netherlands

British American Tobacco looks set to end cigarette production in the Netherlands as the tobacco group continues to rationalise its European operations, writes...

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