Archive - August 2016

DENMARK
STG says TPD disrupts markets

Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) said sales in the second half of 2016 should improve as markets normalise after introduction of revised European rules for...

UNITED STATES
McConnell rules out Senate TPP vote this year

Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate will not vote this year on the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), effectively leaving the fate of the...

UNITED STATES
FDA seeks grower rep for TPSAC

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is seeking nominations for a non-voting representative of the tobacco growing industry to serve on the Tobacco Products...

UNITED STATES
Pax Labs names Tyler Goldman CEO

Pax Labs has taken on the former North America chief of the Deezer on-demand music service, Tyler Goldman, to manage rapid growth at the maker of Juul and Pax...

INDIA
Karnataka auctions to begin 14 Sept

Tobacco auctions in Karnataka will begin on 14 Sept at all of the dozen auction platforms located in the state, the Times of India reported.

UNITED STATES
Noodles supplant tobacco as prison currency

Instant noodles are displacing the time-honoured jailhouse currency tobacco as inmates barter in calories rather than cigarettes to supplement substandard...

UNITED STATES
Broad support for USD 2 cigarette-tax hike

Nearly three-in-four California voters favour a November ballot question on whether to more than triple the per-pack tax on cigarettes, according to a poll...

UNITED STATES
FDA expands online tobacco publications

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Center for Tobacco Products has launched the newsletter CTPConnect on its website, which it describes as a...

KOREA
JTI to introduce redesigned Mevius packs

Japan Tobacco International has selected Korea as the first country to relaunch the Mevius premium cigarette with significant packaging changes, according to...

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