Archive - November 2006

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC/UNITED STATES
Altria to restructure Dominican Republic business

Altria Group said on Thursday that its Philip Morris International unit plans to sell its stake in a Dominican Republic beer business and gain full ownership...

SOMALIA
Tobacco banned in southern province

As smoking cigarette and chewing Khad (narcotic leaves) or trading them were banned in Somalia's Lower Jubba province, southern Somalia, by the Union of...

SOUTH AFRICA
Tobacco firm closed over fraud charges

South African Revenue Services officials halted all operations at Mastermind Tobacco Company in Wilsonia amid a Rand 57 million fraud case against its...

UNITED STATES
Cigarette curbs more likely

The Democratic takeover of congress is likely to improve prospects for proposed federal regulation of cigarettes, an issue of key importance to Richmond...

UKRAINE
New regulations submitted to parliament

A bill on amendments to the existing laws referring to tobacco and alcohol manufacturing and trade has been submitted by president Yuschenko for parliamentary...

GERMANY
Germany bans tobacco advertising

The lower house of the German parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a ban on tobacco advertising that would bring it in line with European Union...

SPAIN
Altadis’ profits down 19.9 per cent

Spanish-French tobacco company Altadis announced that net profit fell 19.9 per cent to Euro 339.1 million in the nine months to September 2006, which is at the...

NEW ZEALAND
New packaging for cigarettes approved

New Zealand's government has approved plans to replace the current text warnings on cigarette packets with pictorial warnings, covering 30 per cent of the...

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