Archive - July 2011

NEW ZEALAND
Tobacco displays banned

New Zealand's parliament today passed legislation that bans the retail display of tobacco products, reports Radio New Zealand.

HUNGARY
Tax increase averted

The planned three-step increase of the excise tax on cigarettes and tobacco was cancelled by a last minute modification to the bill in Parliament on Tuesday.

BELARUS
Neman factory opens new production line

A new EUR-5.3-million line for the production of super slim cigaretes was launched at the Grodno-based tobacco factory "Neman" on Wednesday.

EUROPEAN UNION
Tobacco directive proposals next year

European Commissioner for Health and Consumer Policy John Dalli said he will propose changes next year to the Tobacco Products Directive.

EUROPEAN UNION
Stevia sweeteners for food use approved

Natural sweeteners derived from the stevia plant, which is considered an alternative crop for tobacco growers, could be authorised for EU-wide use by the end...

AUSTRALIA
Plain-packaging bill before parliament

The government sent to parliament its long awaited plain-packaging bill that would make Australia the first country in the world to mandate plain brown...

LATVIA
Excise tax rise takes effect

As of 1 July, the excise tax on cigarettes, cigars and tobacco was raised in Latvia, reports the Baltic Course.

UGANDA
Excise tax raised

The government has introduced an 11 per cent excise tax on cigarettes in the 2011- 2012 national budget, according to the Daily Monitor.

NEW ZEALAND
Tobacco giants cannot sue government

Prime Minister John Key says big tobacco companies will not be able to sue the government over anti-smoking laws because it acts in the interest of public...

UNITED STATES
Court rules in roll-your-own cigarette suit

The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a tobacco retailer who rents cigarette-rolling machines to customers is a cigarette manufacturer and thus...

IRELAND
Health minister proposes graphic warnings

Health minister James Reilly is to initiate new legislation which will compel tobacco companies to include combined text and photographic warnings on...

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