Archive - December 2006

UNITED STATES
Delen named president of RJ Reynolds Tobacco

Delen, 41, a native of the Netherlands, joined London-based British American Tobacco in 1989 as a brand manager in Guatemala. He later held marketing and sales...

UNITED STATES
Universal Corporation names Freeman president

Allen B. King announced that the board of directors of US leaf trading company Universal Corporation has elected George C. Freeman III to succeed King as...

UNITED STATES
Philip Morris USA lifts cigarette prices

Philip Morris USA said on Wednesday it was raising prices on all its cigarette brands by 10 cents per pack as of 18 December, a move that had been expected by...

AUSTRIA
T1 Paper Group becomes Delfort Group

What was previously the T1 Paper Group, the paper division of Trierenberg Holdings, will, together with its subsidiaries, now become the Delfort Group, a...

BULGARIA
Support for three more years

Bulgarian agriculture minister Nihat Kabil announced state support to tobacco manufacturers to be extended for three more years, reports Darik news.

UKRAINE
Tougher tobacco control

The Ukrainian economy minister is putting into effect tougher smoking control measures as of 1 January 2007, reports Rustabak trade news agency with reference...

UNITED KINGDOM
Gallaher up sharply as confirms bid approach

Shares in British tobacco company Gallaher Group rose strongly on Thursday after the group received a bid approach late Wednesday which sources close to the...

GERMANY
Nationwide smoking ban rejected

After months of debating, Germany's coalition of conservatives and Social Democrats announced it saw legal problems with a nationwide smoking ban and...

SOUTH KOREA
Icahn sold KT&G shares for US$ 460 million

As became known on 5 December, US billionaire Carl Icahn cashed in most of his investment in South Korea's KT&G with an estimated US$ 120 million in...

POLAND
Cigarette prices soar

Poland's ministry of finance plans to raise the excise duty for tobacco products in January by an average of 13 per cent.

Want to read the latest TJI?

Industrie.de Infoservice
Vielen Dank für Ihre Bestellung!
Sie erhalten in Kürze eine Bestätigung per E-Mail.
Von Ihnen ausgesucht:
Weitere Informationen gewünscht?
Einfach neue Dokumente auswählen
und zuletzt Adresse eingeben.
Wie funktioniert der Industrie.de Infoservice?
Zur Hilfeseite »
Ihre Adresse:














Die Konradin Verlag Robert Kohlhammer GmbH erhebt, verarbeitet und nutzt die Daten, die der Nutzer bei der Registrierung zum Industrie.de Infoservice freiwillig zur Verfügung stellt, zum Zwecke der Erfüllung dieses Nutzungsverhältnisses. Der Nutzer erhält damit Zugang zu den Dokumenten des Industrie.de Infoservice.
AGB
datenschutz-online@konradin.de