Archive - November 2011

UNITED STATES
Government appeals graphic-label ruling

The government on Tuesday appealed a federal injunction issued earlier in November that blocks introduction of graphic labels on cigarette packs, according to...

UNITED STATES
Kessler seeks input on delaying ad order

US District Court Judge Gladys Kessler may delay a court order that would require American tobacco companies pay for advertising on the dangers of smoking...

AUSTRALIA
PM Asia launches plain-packaging challenge

Philip Morris (PM) Asia began legal proceedings against the government of Australia to block a law that requires plain packaging for cigarettes from 1 December...

UNITED KINGDOM
BMA admits wrong figures on second-hand smoke

The British Medical Association (BMA) has admitted that its claim that smoking in cars generates 23 times more toxins than you would find in a smoky bar is...

ITALY/ SWEDEN
Coesia Group acquires Flexlink

Coesia Group, the sister company of GD, on 16 November acquired 100 per cent of Swedish logistics provider Flexlink Holding AB from AAC Capital Partners.

ITALY
GD aquires Sasib

Coesia Group, through its sister company GD, has acquired Sasib S.p.A at the end of October, said GD in a press release of today.

RUSSIA
Donskoy Tabak to be sold

Donskoy Tabak, the largest Russian-owned cigarette manufacturer is up for sale, reports Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.

SWITZERLAND
WHO chief says tobacco companies harass

World Health Organisation Director-General Margaret Chan urged the international community to stand fast against what she said was harassment by tobacco...

UNITED STATES
FDA warns retailers on selling to children

More than 1,200 retailers have been put on notice by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that tobacco sales to minors may result in civil fines.

JAPAN
JT seven-month volume down 33 per cent

Japan Tobacco domestic sales volume through seven months of the fiscal year fell 33 per cent, although a sharp increase in October indicates the shock effect...

UNITED STATES
Universal sales fall 3.5 per cent

Universal Leaf sales declined 3.5 per cent in the Richmond-based company’s second quarter, in part due to a reduction in leaf prices caused by oversupply and...

UNITED STATES
Court brakes FDA on warning graphics

A federal court in Washington D.C. has blocked Food and Drug Administration (FDA) plans to require cigarette companies label their product with explicit...

QATAR
Gulf states plan graphic warnings

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states will require graphic warnings on cigarette packs in five months, The Peninsula reported today.

EUROPEAN UNION
LIP becomes EU standard on 17 November

A European Commission decision to require lower ignition propensity (LIP) cigarette paper in the European Union will take effect from 17 November.

INDIA
Japan Tobacco exits Indian operations

Japan Tobacco will close its joint venture in India at the end of this year, due to the stringent rules regarding foreign direct investments (FDI) in tobacco...

NAMIBIA
BAT may sue over graphic warnings

British American Tobacco is threatening to sue the Namibian government over plans to increase the size of health warnings on cigarette packs and include...

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