Archive - January 2009

CANADA
Ontario bans smoking in cars

The Canadian province of Ontario has issued a law, effective Wednesday, which bans smoking in cars with children as passengers.

GERMANY
Bavaria and Berlin ease bans

Germany’s state of Bavaria is relaxing its strict smoking ban as of August, and the government of the City of Berlin also wants to change the tough...

INDONESIA
Islamic body opts for partial smoking ban

The country’s highest Islamic authority, the Indonesian Ulema Council, issued several edicts last Sunday that, among others, partially ban smoking.

SAUDI ARABIA
Smokers to pay higher health premium

Smokers in Saudi Arabia will have to pay an increased premium for their health insurance policies, the country’s health minister, Hamad Al-Manie, said.

WORLD
Financial crisis may impact smoking rates

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the global financial crisis may spark a rise in mental illness and health problems as people turn to...

CAMBODIA
Government to decide on graphic warnings

Graphic warning labels will be put on cigarette packs in Cambodia beginning next month if the government approves a plan by the ministry of health...

TURKEY
JTI plans investment in Turkey

The Turkish subsidiary of Japan Tobacco International (JTI) will invest USD 200 million (EUR 154 million) in Turkey between 2009 and 2011.

UNITED STATES
Reynolds' smokeless subsidiary to expand

Conwood, the smokeless-tobacco subsidiary of Reynolds American, is preparing for its second major production expansion in less than two years.

SPAIN
PMI raises prices in Spain

A pack of Marlboros now costs EUR 3.10, an increase of three per cent. "No other company has yet announced they will follow suit, but we are...

UNITED STATES
States settle with Santa Fe

Forty-two states have reached a settlement with Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company after the company violated the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) by...

TAIWAN
Tobacco ban takes effect

Taiwan's new Tobacco Hazard Prevention Act will take effect on 11 January 2009.

MALAYSIA
Tobacco industry faces sales volume pressure

British American Tobacco Malaysia managing director Jack Bowles expects legal cigarette sales volume in 2009 to be affected by the large tax-led prices and the...

FRANCE
Cigarette sales at record low

Cigarette sales in France dropped to a record low in 2008, research by British American Tobacco (BAT) shows.

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