Archive - July 2009

UNITED STATES
Oregon bans sales of e-cigarettes

The Oregon Department of Justice filed Thursday two legal settlements that prevent two national travel store chains from selling electronic cigarettes in...

UNITED STATES
FDA warns against e-cigarettes

Federal health officials said Wednesday they have found cancer-causing ingredients in electronic cigarettes, reports the Associated Press.

BRAZIL
JT acquires leaf tobacco supplier group

This acquisition is subjected to required procedures, and is expected to be completed by October 2009. KHB&C processes and sells Brazilin tobaccos, sourced...

TURKEY
Smoking regulations get tougher

Turkey introduces tougher regulations on Sunday, which ban smoking in restaurants and bars, as well as advertisement for tobacco products and which introduce...

GERMANY
Bavaria eases smoking ban

Bavaria’s parliament on Wednesday loosened the regulations on a smoking ban that was instituted 18 months ago.

COLOMBIA
PMI acquires Protabaco

Philip Morris International (PMI) has agreed to purchase privately owned Colombian cigarette manufacturer Productora Tabacalera de Colombia (Protabaco) for USD...

INDONESIA
Deductible revenue for tobacco firms limited

According to the Jakarta Post, Indonesia’s finance ministry will limit the amount of promotion and distribution costs that can be deducted from the annual...

EUROPEAN UNION
Commission calls for a smoke free Europe

The European Commission today adopted a proposal for a Council Recommendation calling on all Member States to bring in comprehensive smoke-free laws by 2012.

UNITED STATES
Obama signs FDA regulation into law

President Barack Obama signed into law an anti-smoking bill that will give the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) unprecedented authority to regulate tobacco.

UNITED STATES
FDA seeks public input on tobacco regulation

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced today that it is seeking public input on the implementation of its new authority overseeing tobacco products...

GREECE
Greece introduces smoking ban

As of 1 July, Greece has introduced a nationwide ban on smoking in indoor public areas, including hospitals, schools and vehicles.

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