Archive - March 2011

CHINA
Tough smoking ban called for

Jin Dapeng, vice chairman of the China Health Law Society, has called for a national tobacco control law that bans smoking in all public places across the...

UNITED STATES
Seventh state proposes tax hike

A proposed bill by a Montanta lawmaker to raise cigarette taxes by USD 1.50 per pack comes after similar proposals have been put forward in six other states.

UNITED KINGDOM
Government confirms end to tobacco displays

The government said Wednesday it plans to ban the display of tobacco products in shops and said it keeps an "open mind" on plain packaging for...

UNITED STATES
Lorillard, Reynolds sue FDA

Lorillard and RJ Reynolds Tobacco today jointly filed a lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) charging there were "conflicts of interest...

INDIA
Gutka production stopped

Due to a ban on plastic sachets almost all gutka factories in the state Karnataka stopped manufacturing from Tuesday, according to a report by the Times of...

CANADA
Bigger graphic health warnings unveiled

The ministry of health of Canada has today unveiled new warning labels for cigarette packs, along with several other images that will appear on packages of...

UNITED STATES
PM USA opposes corrective statements

As part of a 12-year-old lawsuit against the tobacco industry, the Justice Department this week released 14 "corrective statements" that it says...

UNITED STATES
Menthols do not raise health risks

Smokers do not face more risks of tobacco-related disease from menthol cigarettes than unflavored cigarettes, says the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in a...

HONDURAS
Extensive smoking ban takes effect

A law that took effect Monday bans smoking in most public places and orders smokers to stand at least six feet (1.83 meters) away from nonsmokers in any open...

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