Archive - March 2016

CANADA
More than 60 arrests in joint sweep

Canadian and US law enforcement bodies arrested more than 60 people and seized enough tobacco for at least 105 million cigarettes in a joint sweep also...

AUSTRALIA
Quit slams cut-price packs

The anti-smoking advocacy group Quit has slammed supermarket chains for selling low-priced premium cigarettes, the Canberra Times reported.

JAPAN
PMI postpones nationwide iQOS rollout

Philip Morris International (PMI) moved back the iQOS national rollout date to 18 April, citing potential supply shortages due to popularity of the...

GREECE
BAT building logistics hub in Piraeus

British American Tobacco (BAT) is constructing an international logistics hub in the port of Piraeus capable of handling 3.1 billion cigarettes annually...

FRANCE
Deadline set for plain packs, JTI to appeal

Plain packaging of tobacco products will be mandatory from 1 January 2017 and Japan Tobacco International's French subsidiary (JTI France) will challenge...

INDONESIA
Jakarta to further restrict advertising

Under the ‘no-smoking zones’ draft bylaw handed to the city administration on 11 March, shops that sell cigarettes would only be permitted to display a...

CANADA
Government seeks input on plain-pack impact

The Public Health Agency has requested input on the benefits and cost impact of introducing plain packaging for tobacco products, the Canadian Broadcasting...

SINGAPORE
Parliament approves display ban

Parliament approved a display ban for tobacco products in most retail outlets beginning next year, The Straits Times reported.

SPAIN
Police seize record 88 tonnes of tobacco

Police seized a record high 88 tonnes of tobacco, enough to make more than eight million packs of cigarettes, in raids on warehouses in southern Andalucia, the...

EUROPEAN UNION
EU moves closer to taxing e-cigarettes

European Union finance ministers asked the EU Commission to decide by next year whether to propose levying excise tax on e-cigarettes, Reuters reported.

NETHERLANDS
ITM founder van der Sluis Sr dies at 72

Arend van der Sluis Sr, who built his family’s cigar operation into the global tobacco machinery maker ITM Group before turning the business over to his son...

UNITED KINGDOM
HMRC says illicit cigarette volume halved

HM Revenue and Customs said coordinated action by authorities has halved the volume of illicit cigarettes and cut the amount of untaxed hand-rolling tobaccos...

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