Archive - January 2013

INDONESIA
Pictorial warnings for cigarette packs

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has approved regulations requiring health warnings with pictures on cigarette packs and outlawing the use of tobacco product...

UNITED STATES
FDA proposal on expanded regulation by April

A proposal for tobacco products not already regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expected to be released for public comment by April, the...

INDIA
Andhra Pradesh bans gutka

Andhra Pradesh, one of India’s largest states and home to 12 gutka manufacturing units, is the 14th state to ban gutka, reports the Deccan Chronicle.

EGYPT
Suit seeks end to cigarette manufacturing

A lawsuit seeking to shutter the monopoly Eastern Tobacco and ban manufacture of cigarettes will go before a judicial advisory body on 3 Feb, according to a...

UNITED STATES
One in three smokers resolves to quit

A poll released by the tobacco education foundation Legacy shows 34 per cent of surveyed adult smokers resolved to quit smoking in 2013.

TURKEY
Hauni opens Izmir branch

Hauni Maschinenbau, a leading provider of technology for cigarette production and tobacco processing, opened a sales and service branch in Izmir to provide...

AUSTRALIA
Government investigates plain-pack sheaths

Federal and state governments are investigating a tobacco-and-gift franchiser for offering give-away covers that allow customers to hide gruesome graphics...

CHINA
Larger warnings but no graphics

Larger warnings without pictorials are planned for cigarette packs by 2015 in an effort to cut the smoking rate three percentage points to 25 per cent of the...

NEW ZEALAND
Cigarettes now NZD 16 per pack

The price of a standard pack of 20 cigarettes rose to NZD 16 (EUR 10) on 1 Jan as the first of four annual tax increases took effect that will raise duty by at...

PHILIPPINES
‘Sin tax’ increases begin

Excise taxes on tobacco and alcohol products increased 1 Jan in the first of a series of hikes to raise additional revenue for health care, the Philippines...

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