Archive - October 2016

UNITED STATES
US lifts limit on Cuban cigars

Travellers returning from Cuba are no longer bound by a USD 100 (EUR 91) limit on the value of cigars they bring back as part of a US government package that...

PHILIPPINES
Duterte to ban smoking in public

President Rodrigo Duterte, known for his hard-line campaign against drug use, wants to ban public smoking, The Associated Press reported.

MALAWI
Market season extended to November

A surplus of unsold tobacco has prompted authorities to extend the market season beyond its normal September close to November, the Nyasa Times said.

AUSTRALIA
Smokers want nicotine e-cigarettes

A study done in Tasmania shows half of the state’s smokers would reduce or quit smoking if e-cigarettes containing nicotine were legalized, according to a...

UNITED KINGDOM
Display ban hurts tobacco sales

Cash-and-carry wholesaler Booker Group, citing the extension of the tobacco-product display ban to small retailers, said sales of those products fell 5.6 per...

UNITED STATES
Tobacco companies lose MSA appeal

The US Supreme Court let stand lower court rulings that allow Pennsylvania and Maryland to keep disputed Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) payments from...

UNITED STATES
Lawsuit against Universal withdrawn

Central Marketing and its owner William Frank Lee have withdrawn a lawsuit against leaf supplier Universal over establishment of its sweet potato processing...

INDIA
Ministry bans use of plastic in pouches

The Ministry of Environment has prohibited the use of plastic in tobacco pouches and sachets in an attempt to reduce the amount of plastic waste, The Asian Age...

ITALY
JTI signs Italian leaf agreement

Japan Tobacco International (JTI) signed a renewed agreement with the Italian Ministry of Agriculture (MIPAAF) for the purchase of Italian tobacco leaf over a...

WORLD
Euromonitor to host webinar

Euromonitor International will host a webinar entitled 'State of the Global Tobacco Industry: Forecast to 2030' on Thursday 13 October at 9 a.m. CDT...

MYANMAR
Retailers given reprieve on health warnings

Tobacco retailers have until February, 2017 to sell existing inventory instead of the original 1 Sept deadline for new pictorial health warnings on packaging...

WORLD
ITGA asks UN to rein in FCTC

The International Tobacco Growers Association (ITGA) asked UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to stop the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control from banning...

SWITZERLAND
PMI boosts investment in cig alternatives

Philip Morris International (PMI) will invest a further USD 100 million (EUR 89 million) this year into what the company calls reduced-risk tobacco products...

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