Archive - April 2012

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT sales volumes up

British American Tobacco (BAT) reported a 0.7 per cent rise in underlying first-quarter volumes, driven by growth in its major brands.

UNITED STATES
Lorillard sees profit fall, aquires Blu Ecigs

Cigarette maker Lorillard said Wednesday its net income fell 10 per cent in the first quarter 2012 as higher prices could not offset a decline in the number of...

UNITED STATES
Reynolds market share shrinks

R.J. Reynolds Tobacco cigarette shipments declined 5.8 per cent in the first quarter in comparison to what the company said was an overall 4 per cent dip in...

NEW ZEALAND
Cabinet in favour of plain packaging

The cabinet has agreed in principle to introduce plain packaging for all tobacco products in New Zealand, reports Herald Sun.

AUSTRALIA
High court begins tobacco hearings

Australia's highest court Tuesday began hearing a challenge from tobacco companies to the new plain-packaging laws due to come into effect later this year.

UNITED KINGDOM
Consultation on plain packaging starts

The UK government on Monday launched a three-month consultation in which it will ask the public on their opininions on plain packaging for cigarettes.

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT goes cloud with Deutsche Telekom

In a landmark seven-year contract worth more than EUR 160 million British American Tobacco (BAT) last week assigned T-systems, the IT subsidiary of Deutsche...

UNITED STATES
FDA issues guidance on harmful constituents

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released new preliminary guidelines that require tobacco companies to specify the quantities of dangerous chemicals...

AUSTRALIA
Amcor acquires Mexican tobacco packager

Amcor has acquired Aluprint tobacco packaging for USD 40 million (EUR 30.5 million) to give it a local presence in Mexico, the Australian-based company...

ASIA
Farmers oppose tobacco phase-out

Tobacco farmers from China, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia will gather on March 28-30 in Kuala Lumpur...

UNITED KINGDOM
Display ban comes into force

New legislation, aimed at reducing the temptation to smoke for children and young people, will require all large shops and supermarkets in England to stop...

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