Archive - July 2010

UNITED STATES
Philip Morris takes more retailers to court

Philip Morris (PM) USA yesterday filed lawsuits against eight retailers for allegedly selling counterfeit versions of Marlboro cigarettes in the New York City...

WORLD
WHO and IOC to promote healthy lifestyles

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and World Health Organization (WHO) signed an agreement to promote healthy lifestyle choices, including physical...

UNITED STATES
FDA advisory committee discusses menthols

The second meeting of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products (CTP) Scientific Advisory Committee is held on 15 and 16 July 2010 to discuss menthol and...

UNITED KINGDOM
Government considers reversing display ban

The possibility of reversing the Tobacco Act emerged in a reply to parliamentary question to the department of health, which said that given "the...

UNITED STATES
WTO to rule on US clove cigarette ban

The World Trade Organisation is to rule on a dispute between Indonesia and the United States over a US ban on clove-flavoured cigarettes, trade sources said on...

EUROPEAN UNION
SCENIHR report on tobacco additives out

The European Commission's Scientific Committee for Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) today published its opinion paper on additives in...

SLOVENIA
Excise duties raised

The Slovenian National Assembly confirmed on Tuesday to raise excise duties on cigarettes, electricity and gas, reports the Slovenian Press Agency.

PHILIPPINES
Judge stops health warnings

Fortune Tobacco has obtained a court order that stops the Health department from requiring cigarette companies to place graphic health warnings on their...

UKRAINE
Excise taxes go up

Today excise tax rates for beer and tobacco products were raised, reports Ukrinform, the national news agency of Ukraine.

EGYPT
Tobacco tax hike takes effect

Egypt is implementing a higher tax rate on tobacco products, raising cigarette prices by as much as 40 per cent.

GERMANY
Bavarians vote for total smoking ban

The German state of Bavaria held a referendum on Sunday in which voters decided to impose a complete ban on smoking in all restaurants and bars, without...

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