Archive - June 2016

CHINA
Tobacco sales plummet 12 per cent

Sales of tobacco products fell 11.7 per cent in the first five months of 2016 due in part to higher taxes and a government crackdown on the use of cigarettes...

UNITED KINGDOM
Tobacco companies say Brexit impact manageable

Imperial Brands said it regretted the UK referendum that saw 51.9 per cent of the electorate vote to leave the EU, adding the tobacco company expected to be...

KOREA
Former KT&G chief Min acquitted

Min Young-jin, who headed cigarette maker KT&G until corruption charges prompted his resignation in 2015, was acquitted by a Seoul court, Yonhap News Agency...

UNITED STATES
Board member Scher to leave AOI

Norman Scher, member of the Board of Directors at Alliance One International (AOI), will retire this year after more than 40 years with the leaf merchant, the...

ZIMBABWE
TIMB confident on reaching production target

The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB), announcing 141 million kilogrammes of tobacco have been sold through day 56 of the marketing season, said this...

BELGIUM
PMI sells Codentify tracking system

Codentify, the track-and-trace coding system developed by Philip Morris International (PMI) and used by major tobacco companies, has been sold to a Swiss...

WORLD
Cigarette volumes decline by 2.1 per cent

Global volume was dragged down by the 2.4 per cent drop in the Chinese market, Euromonitor said. The research showed that the Asia Pacific region as a whole...

SWITZERLAND
Senate rejects advertising ban

A general ban on tobacco advertising called for by Health Minister Alain Berset was rejected in the senate today, international news site of National...

INDONESIA
FCTC measures pending review

President Joko Widodo said his government aims to decrease tobacco imports and increase excise taxes on tobacco products in line with World Health...

KOREA
Ground broken for new BAT plant

British American Tobacco (BAT) will build its second manufacturing plant in the country, with ground being broken at the building site on Friday by BAT Korea...

KOREA
Graphic warnings for tobacco products

The government will require packaging of cigarettes, chewing tobacco and e-cigarettes to feature graphic warnings as of 23 December, news agency Yonhap said.

MALAYSIA
BAT to sell two factories

In a filing to the Malaysian stock exchange, the company revealed it had entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement with LGB Properties Sdn Bhd...

INDIA
E-cigarette sales banned

The decision announced today follows the recommendation of the state’s Minister for Health and Family Welfare, U T Khader, who said a study on e-cigarettes...

AUSTRALIA
Amcor to restructure flexible packaging

Amcor will revamp flexible packaging operations to include streamlining its European organisation and the “likely” restructuring or closure of several...

UNITED STATES
Caci named CFO at Nicopure

Nicopure Labs appointed Jim Caci chief financial officer at the e-liquid manufacturer, where he will focus on developing performance measures and tactical...

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