Archive - June 2019

SOUTH KOREA
300 billionth cigarette produced

British American Tobacco (BAT) Korea celebrated the production of its 300 billionth cigarette in its only factory in Korea, Korea JoongAng Daily reported.

GERMANY
Low nicotine plant developed

Researchers at the TU Dortmund have succeeded in creating a gene-edited tobacco plant with CRISPR technique that has the lowest nicotine level of all time, New...

UNITED STATES
Vaping ban passed

San Francisco will become the first US city to effectively ban the sale of e-cigarettes, after the city's board of supervisors unanimously voted in favour...

THAILAND
Smoking at home to be banned

A new law in Thailand bans smoking at home in a bid to reduce deaths caused by second-hand smoke, Bangkok Post reported.

AUSTRALIA
Tasmania considers higher tobacco age

Tasmania could be the first state in Australia to ban the sale of cigarettes to people aged under 21, The Advocate reported.

THE PHILIPPINES
Juul launches in the Philippines

As part of its plans to expand operations in the Asia-Pacific region, US e-cigarette manufacturer Juul Labs partnered with the subsidiary of JG Summit...

UNITED KINGDOM
Study: tobacco usage is common in TV

A new study in the Faculty of Public Health’s Journal of Public Health finds that tobacco and alcohol usage are extremely common in British reality...

UNITED STATES
50% less profits predicted

Profits for major US tobacco companies could be cut in half if the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) adopts a “maximum nicotine” rule within the next 15...

SRI LANKA
Imports refused

Sri Lanka’s Health Minister, Dr Rajitha Senaratne, said on 17 June he will not allow the import of foreign cigarettes into the country, Daily FT reported.

NAMIBIA
Chinese tobacco deal approved

The Namibian government has approved a proposal by a Chinese company to produce tobacco on one of Namibia's most fertile pieces of land, despite strong...

INDONESIA
Online tobacco ads to be banned

Indonesia, the fourth largest cigarette producer in the world, will take action against online tobacco advertising aimed at young smokers, Reuters reported.

UNITED STATES
FDA unveils new guidelines for e-cig makers

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finalised its guidance for manufacturers submitting new tobacco product applications through the premarket tobacco...

MOROCCO
Tar level is too high

71 per cent of Moroccan cigarettes contain too much tar and thus violate the legal standard, Morocco World News reported.

PAKISTAN
Cabinet approves flat tax on cigarettes

Pakistan’s cabinet has approved a flat tax on all cigarette packs in order to plug a budget deficit and discourage tobacco consumption, Reuters reported.

OMAN
Oman to impose 100% tax on tobacco

The Sultanate of Oman will introduce a 100 per cent tax on tobacco, alcohol, sugary drinks and pork meat from June 15, The National reported.

CANADA
Cronos stocks rise

Cronos Group shares rose more than 15 per cent on 5 June after the Canadian cannabis company announced plans to launch cannabidiol (CBD) in the US within the...

MYANMAR
Tobacco tax revenues are low

Myanmar earns the lowest tobacco tax revenue in the ASEAN region, Eleven Myanmar reported.

UNITED STATES
Beverly Hills to ban most tobacco sales

The City Council of Beverly Hills, California, has voted unanimously to ban almost all sales of tobacco products from 2021, ABC News reported.

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