Archive - September 2011

JAPAN
Government to sell entire stake in JT

The Japanese government plans to sell its entire stake in Japan Tobacco (JT) and other firms to pay for reconstruction that became necessary after the March...

JAPAN
Tobacco growers want to quit

Nearly 40 per cent of leaf tobacco growers in Japan intend to discontinue cultivation in or after 2012, according to a survey released by the Japan Tobacco...

CANADA
Government approves new graphic warnings

The federal government has given its approval for new and bigger health warning messages, which will have to cover 75 per cent of cigarette packs after March...

BELGIUM
Best opens new sorting solution center

Last Wednesday, Best opened its fourth Best Sorting Solution Center (BSSC) in a new building at its headquarters in Leuven, Belgium.

WORLD
Nicotine not yet on anti-doping list

At its meeting last weekend the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has not included nicotine in its list of prohibited substances for 2012, but says that nicotine...

JAPAN
Cigarette prices should rise by 75 per cent

The average price of a pack of cigarettes should be raised to about JPY 700 (EUR 6.70), which would be 75 per cent higher than the current level, to cut...

WORLD
NCD summit held in New York

The UN Summit on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) starts today in New York. One of its aims is the reduction of tobacco consumption.

UNITED STATES
Ban on e-cigarettes in airplanes proposed

The Department of Transportation has proposed a federal rule that would explicitly ban electronic cigarettes on all domestic and international commercial...

UNITED KINGDOM
Government encourages use of e-cigarettes

The government wants to encourage the use of electronic cigarettes, in an attempt to reduce the numbers killed in the UK by smoking related diseases, reports...

EUROPEAN UNION
Court upholds fine against Universal subsidiary

The General Court of the European Union on Friday rejected the appeal of Deltafina, S.p.A, an Italian subsidiary of Universal Corporation, against a penalty...

NORWAY
EFTA rules on display ban

In the case Philip Morris Norway versus the Norwegian State, the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) today ruled that tobacco display bans are a suitable...

UNITED STATES
FDA responds in graphic label lawsuit

The FDA said Friday that the public interest in conveying the dangers of smoking outweighs the companies' rights of free speech, reports the Associated...

ITALY
ABK sets up new venture

French ABK Group, manufacturer of machinery and specialised equipment for the paper and board industry, set up of a new company, ABK Italia S.p.A., the former...

UNITED STATES/ INDONESIA
WTO rules on kretek ban

The WTO’s Dispute Settlement Body last Friday dismissed the current ban on the distribution of clove cigarettes in the United States as illegal for targeting...

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