Archive - May 2007

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Government to lower taxes

Economy minister Temístocles Montás admitted that increasing taxes on cigarettes, beer and rum was a mistake, highlighting the need to modify the tax hike...

NIGERIA
Nigerian states sue BAT

Two of Nigeria’s states, Kano and Lagos, are suing British American Tobacco in order to recover the costs incurred by smoking-induced diseases, seeking...

THAILAND
Smoking declines due to anti-smoking laws

The number of smokers in Thailand has decreased by 38 percent in the past 15 years due to the government's success in enforcing anti-smoking laws...

EUROPE
Majority of Europeans support smoking bans

An Eurobarometer survey on tobacco, published in Brussels on Tuesday, shows that a ban on smoking in indoor public places is supported by 88 per cent of EU...

FRANCE, ITALY, SPAIN
R.J. Reynolds and Gallaher to end joint venture

Reynolds American Inc, the second-largest tobacco company in the United States, will end a joint venture between its subsidiary R.J. Reynolds Tobacco CV and...

LATVIA
Latvia to introduce graphic health warnings

The Latvian government decided on Tuesday to follow the directives proposed by the health ministry. Thus, graphic health warnings on cigarette packs will be...

UNITED STATES
Judge asks for reopening of cigarette suit

Judge Nicholas Byron, whose judgement in a lawsuit over light cigarettes against Philip Morris USA had been rejected on appeal, has asked the Court of Illinois...

VIETNAM
Smoking ban issued

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has issued an instruction banning smoking and the sale of tobacco products in offices, production facilities and other work...

VENEZUELA
No ban on tobacco production

Venezuelan health minister Erick Rodríguez denied reports of a pending ban on tobacco production, saying local media had taken his words out of context.

JAPAN
Smoking rate among men at 20-year low

The proportion of males in Japan who have smoked at least 100 cigarettes or who had the habit for more than six months fell to 39.3 per cent in 2005, 4...

WORLD
WHO criticized for missing evidence

In a study published in The Lancet on Tuesday, the World Health Organization is accused of carrying out guidelines lacking basic evidence.

INDIA
Trade Unions against FDI

Last Tuesday, trade unions opposed the entry of foreign direct investment in the country's tobacco sector and asked the government not to carry out such...

VENEZUELA
Venezuela to end domestic tobacco output

Venezuela plans to end tobacco production in order to force consumers to buy high-priced, imported cigarettes announced Health Minister Erick Rodriguez. The...

BELARUS
Excise tax rates hike for premium cigarettes

Excise tax rates for cigarettes in the premium market segment are to be raised in Belarus as of 1 June 2007 and indexed once in a quarter, as specified in a...

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