Archive - November 2017

ZIMBABWE
More growers register

Grower registrations for the 2017/18 tobacco growing season have risen by 36 per cent compared to the same period last year, newspaper the Chronicle reported.

UNITED KINGDOM
JT actions contingency supply plan

Japan Tobacco says a contingency supply plan will mean no “significant interruption” to its sales will result from troubled wholesaler Palmer and Harvey...

FRANCE
Bank cites WHO in end to tobacco lending

BNP Paribas SA will “progressively disengage” from its relationships with tobacco clients by ceasing to fund and advise tobacco companies because of health...

THAILAND
Monopoly seeks excise revision

Thailand Tobacco Monopoly’s request for a review of excise hikes that have triggered a forecast slip in the monopoly's sales is being considered by the...

EGYPT
Cig. maker awaits VAT hike ratification

Egypt's largest cigarette producer Eastern Company said it will not raise pack prices until the president ratifies an amendment to laws on value-added...

UNITED STATES
Tobacco 'ads' return to newspapers

Tobacco advertisements will return to newspapers and broadcast television on Sunday in the form of court-ordered “corrective” statements warning of the...

UNITED STATES
ITG Brands names new President, CEO

Dan Carr will succeed David Taylor, who has announced his retirement from the company, as president and chief executive officer of ITG Brands from 31...

JAPAN
JT appoints Terabatake president and CEO

JT confirmed Masamichi Terabatake has been appointed to succeed Mitsuomi Koizumi as president and chief executive officer at JT, pending approval of...

UNITED STATES
Acreage surprise in California cannabis rules

Broad limits on farm sizes, indicated by preliminary information from the state, are not part of California's rules to govern cannabis farming, production...

JAPAN
Gov. to shelve restaurant smoking ban

A revised government-sponsored bill intending to ban indoor smoking before the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will not include a threshold on restaurant size, effectively...

ZIMBABWE
Reserve Bank doubles export incentives

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has increased incentives under the tobacco export incentive scheme from 5 per cent to 12.5 per cent for the 2018 marketing...

SPAIN
Police seize record leaf haul

Spanish police have seized 250 tons of contraband tobacco leaf worth EUR 40 million (USD 47 million) in western Spain, Gulfnews reported, citing a statement...

JAPAN
JT market share strong amid sales slump

Japan Tobacco’s (JT) domestic market share for October gained one percentage point over market share reported for the 10 month period January – October...

UNITED STATES
HNB as bad for heart as cigarettes – study

A study conducted by researchers from the University of California, San Francisco has found vapour from heated tobacco devices has a similar impact on heart...

UKRAINE
Rada approves excise hike

The Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine’s parliament, approved amendments to the country’s tax code which include a 2018 29.7 per cent increase in tobacco excise...

UNITED STATES
New York tops smuggling ranks

An estimated 56.8 per cent of cigarettes smoked in the state of New York in 2015 were smuggled in and sold on the black or grey market, the Tax Foundation...

INDIA
Schools empowered to fine tobacco sellers

The West Bengal government has empowered heads of educational institutions in the state to impose fines on anyone selling tobacco products near their premises...

UNITED KINGDOM
ASH pushing for criminal charges

In what the newspaper referred to as a “new front against smoking”, ASH is reportedly requesting the director of public prosecutions (DPP) to bring charges...

VATICAN CITY
Pope Francis bans cigarettes sales

The Pope has banned the sale of cigarettes to employees at the Vatican, effective as of 2018, the Holy See Press Office said in a statement.

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