Archive - October 2007

FINLAND
EU sues Finland over chewing tobacco

The European Commission said Tuesday it will take Finland to court again for failing to ban chewing tobacco in the Swedish-speaking Aland Islands.

INDIA
Pictorial warnings to be introduced

Pictorial health warnings on cigarettes and other tobacco products will become mandatory as of 1 December 2007. The display of skull and crossbones will be...

UNITED KINGDOM
RFID chips to curb cigarette smuggling

Every cigarette packet sold in Britain is to contain a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip under a new scheme designed to combat tobacco smuggling and...

JAPAN
Smoking rate remains stable

Japan Tobacco (JT) announced today the results of its Japan Smoking Rate Survey, a study that has been carried out annually since 1965.

UNITED STATES
General Cigar settles Cohiba trademark suit

General Cigar Co. Inc. announced yesterday that the company has reached resolution of a federal trademark lawsuit which alleged infringement of its Cohiba...

CHINA
Smoke-free TV, movie screens sought

The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) in a statement criticised the sight of people smoking on television and movie screens.

AUSTRIA/ UNITED KINGDOM
JTI to close factories in Wales and Austria

Following an extensive review of the manufacturing operations and market conditions, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) announced plans to close its factories...

FRANCE/ UNITED STATES
Schweitzer-Mauduit shuts down paper machines

Schweitzer-Mauduit International, Inc., has announced a three-part restructuring plan to reduce tobacco-related paper capacity in both France and the United...

EUROPEAN UNION
EU extends review of Imperial/Altadis deal

The European Commission extended its review of plans by Britain's Imperial Tobacco to buy Franco-Spanish rival Altadis for Euro 12.6 billion (USD 17.9...

BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
Bosnian tobacco companies to merge

The fusion of two of the biggest Bosnian tobacco companies, Fabrika Duhana Mostar and Fabrika Duhana Sarajevo, is expected to occur.

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