Archive - August 2008

PHILIPPINES
Highest court upholds tax code

The Supreme Court has declared as constitutional a section of the tax code that levies higher taxes on cigarette brands introduced to the market after...

PHILIPPINES
Lawmakers push for plain packaging

Lawmakers are calling for graphic-based health warnings on cigarette packs and are poised to file a bill which advocates plain packaging reports the Philippine...

UNITED STATES
Star Scientific wins appeal

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the federal circuit overturned a previous ruling in favour of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco on Monday in a patent lawsuit filed by...

INDIA
Government encourages crop diversification

The government has set up a Rs 5,000-crore (EUR 776 million) fund to finance tobacco farmers diversifying into other crops such as oilseeds, soybeans and...

CHINA
Tobacco merger to create industry leader

Hongyun Group and Honghe Group, two major tobacco firms based in southwest China's Yunnan province, plan to merge to form the world's fourth-largest...

UNITED STATES
Case against R.J. Reynolds to proceed

A Vermont judge has ruled that a lawsuit challenging claims by tobacco giant R.J. Reynolds that its Eclipse cigarette is healthier to smoke than the average...

PHILIPPINES
BAT pulls out brand

British American Tobacco (BAT) has pulled its Pall Mall brand from the Philippine market due to a high excise tax rate imposed on imported cigarette...

UNITED STATES
Lawmakers pass Native American tobacco tax

State lawmakers in New York have given final passage to a measure that would end tax-free cigarette sales by Native American retailers to non-tribal members.

UKRAINE
Parliament plans to raise tax rates

The Ukrainian parliament adopted a bill on amendments to the state budget 2008 and will raise excise tax rates for tobacco products on 1 September 2008.

JAMAICA
Government to enact anti-smoking legislation

A four-day workshop on the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in Jamaica has opened with an assertion by the government that anti-smoking legislation will...

AUSTRALIA
Cigarette displays to be banned

Access to cigarettes will be severely restricted and smoking in cars with children under 16 will be banned under new tobacco laws approved by the New South...

UNITED KINGDOM
Imperial acquires rest of Skruf

Imperial Tobacco said in a statement last week that it purchased the remaining 57 per cent of Swedish snuff maker Skruf in June for a  “non-material”...

EUROPE
MEP calls for EU-wide ban by 2025

An Irish member of the European Parliament (MEP), Avril Doyle, has called for legislation to make it illegal to sell cigarettes and cigars within the European...

MOROCCO
Authorities want ban in public places

The bill is designed to create legal measures to prevent the sale of cigarettes to minors under the age of 18, limit smoking and generate additional...

SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa to host WHO conference

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has awarded the hosting of a major international conference on tobacco control to South Africa.

GERMANY
Highest court overturns smoking ban

Germany's highest court has upheld complaints by owners of one-room pubs and nightclubs against smoking bans in two states, in a ruling with nationwide...

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