Archive - April 2008

EUROPEAN UNION
UNITAB campaigns for tobacco growers

The International Union of Tobacco Growers (UNITAB) has launched a major campaign to help European tobacco producers.

AUSTRALIA
Flavoured cigarettes to be banned

Australia’s state and federal health ministers will ban fruit- and chocolate-flavoured cigarettes, saying they were used by tobacco marketers to lure...

RUSSIA
KT&G to build cigarette plant in Russia

The Korean tobacco company KT&G and the governor of Kaluga region, Anatoly Artemov, have signed a note of understanding outlining their co-operation with...

JAPAN
Japan Tobacco closes factory

Japan Tobacco (JT) has announced today that its board of directors has decided to close the Kanazawa factory, located in the Ishikawa prefecture in Japan.

ZIMBABWE
Tobacco auctions delayed

Zimbabwe's tobacco marketing season failed to take off as scheduled today for the second year running amid price disputes between farmers and buyers.

LATVIA
Smoking to be banned in public places

According to a bill adopted by the Latvian parliament in its last week’s session, a total ban on tobacco smoking in public catering establishments is to be...

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Smoking banned in Sharjah

The ruler of Sharjah, the third largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, has banned smoking in all public places in the emirate.

UNITED STATES
House panel backs FDA tobacco oversight

A House panel has voted in favour of a new tobacco regulation that would provide for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to govern cigarettes.

NETHERLANDS
Marijuana excluded from ban

Visitors to coffee shops will be free to smoke marijuana as long as it is not mixed with tobacco, after a smoking ban affecting all restaurants and bars goes...

UNITED STATES
ITC to investigate tobacco imports

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has agreed to a request by Philip Morris USA to investigate cigarette imports from overseas companies for...

AUSTRALIA/ CANADA
Smoking ban in cars takes effect

As of 1 April, smoking in cars with children present has become illegal in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia and the Australian state of Tasmania.

UNITED STATES
Tobacco dispute goes to arbitration

The Nebraska Supreme Court says the state of Nebraska will have to go through arbitration to settle its dispute with three tobacco companies over a USD 4.5...

CHINA
Beijing extends ban

Beijing will ban smoking in most public places beginning in May.

UNITED STATES
Altria Group completes PMI spin-off

The Altria Group on Friday completed the spin-off of Philip Morris International (PMI) to shareholders of Altria Group (Altria).

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