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...
Archive - March 2016
The anti-smoking advocacy group Quit has slammed supermarket chains for selling low-priced premium cigarettes, the Canberra Times reported.
Philip Morris International (PMI) moved back the iQOS national rollout date to 18 April, citing potential supply shortages due to popularity of the...
British American Tobacco (BAT) is constructing an international logistics hub in the port of Piraeus capable of handling 3.1 billion cigarettes annually...
The High Court of Kenya struck down a challenge by British American Tobacco (BAT) of tougher tobacco control measures that include annual levies on...
The Florida Supreme Court ruled against RJ Reynolds Tobacco on the issue of applying a cut-off date in Engle progeny damage suits against RJRT and other...
Imperial Tobacco Canada said it has filed a legal challenge to overturn the ban on menthol flavoured cigarettes that took effect this year in New Brunswick.
Plain packaging of tobacco products will be mandatory from 1 January 2017 and Japan Tobacco International's French subsidiary (JTI France) will challenge...
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...
The Bulgarian cigarette maker Bulgartabac will halt sales to the Mideast from 1 April, a move that will cost 400 jobs, the Hürriyet Daily News reported.