Archive - July 2013

UNITED STATES
NJOY chief backs MHRA on medical e-cigs

NJOY, the e-cigarette company that won a court battle against US regulation of the product as a medical device, said it backs plans in the UK to regulate...

UNITED STATES
Virginia a bright spot in wet growing season

Flue-cured tobacco output in Virginia, spared the heavy rains that may reduce yields in other grower states, is expected to increase 15 per cent to 55.2...

UNITED KINGDOM
EU e-cig proposal may drive out smaller firms

Plans by the European Union to regulate electronic cigarettes as medical products may prove too costly for smaller companies in the fast-growing market...

EUROPEAN UNION
EP panel backs Commission on TPD

A key panel vote in the European Parliament backed changes to the Tobacco Products Directive that echo earlier Commission proposals for large package warnings...

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT re-enters Myanmar with joint venture

British American Tobacco and IMU Enterprise Ltd launched a joint venture to manufacture, market and distribute products in Myanmar, the London-based cigarette...

MALAWI
Farm minister says tobacco to remain king

Agriculture and Food Security Minister Peter Mwanza assured growers tobacco is in no danger of being unseated as the country’s major crop, despite global...

SWITZERLAND
PMI complaint against Uruguay goes forward

Philip Morris International (PMI) said a World Bank arbitration panel will hear its complaint against the Uruguayan government for violating an international...

UNITED KINGDOM
Talking cigarette pack warnings

Scottish researchers are testing a cigarette pack that plays an anti-smoking message each time the pack is opened, The Scotsman reported.

ZIMBABWE
Auction sales to end 5 July

About 155 million kilograms of flue-cured tobacco, more than last year, have been sold under contract and via auctions slated to conclude on 5 July after 99...

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