Archive - March 2015

IRELAND
JT files suit against plain packs

Japan Tobacco has filed a legal challenge to the three-week old plain packaging law with the High Court, the Irish Times reported.

ZIMBABWE
Tobacco sales volume down 21 per cent

Marketing season is off to a slow start with flue-cured volume down 21 per cent through the first twelve days and prices running well below last year, the...

UNITED STATES
Engle award shield bill stalls

Florida state legislators on the House Civil Justice Subcommittee failed to take up a bill that would set a cap on damage awards against tobacco companies in...

UNITED STATES
California launches anti e-cig campaign

California health officials launched campaign to highlight the dangers of e-cigarettes and combat the growing popularity of vaping, the San Bernadino Sun said.

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT names KPMG external auditor

KPMG has been named external auditor at British American Tobacco to replace PricewaterhouseCoopers, BAT said.

NETHERLANDS
E-cig sales limited to 18 and older

Sales of electronic cigarettes, both with and without nicotine, will be banned to anyone below the age of 18, DutchNews.nl said.

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Medwakh madness in UAE

Teenagers in the United Arab Emirates are turning to a potent pipe tobacco containing 44 mg of nicotine per gram dubbed “dizziness” that can cause...

AUSTRALIA
Plain packs effective, studies show

Plain packaging is reducing the appeal of cigarettes with youth and has not led to an increase in consumption of illicit “cheap whites”, according to what...

UNITED KINGDOM
Final approval for plain packs

The House of Lords gave final parliamentary approval to plain packaging for cigarettes and hand-rolling tobacco, setting the stage for implementation next May...

UNITED KINGDOM
Commons votes plain packs with big majority

The House of Commons in a 367-113 bipartisan vote opted to introduce uniform packaging for cigarettes and hand-rolled tobaccos, setting the stage for final...

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