Archive - July 2020

WORLD
F1 slammed over tobacco advertising

Despite a supposed ban on tobacco advertising in Formula One, tobacco giants have spent an increasing amount on advertising and sponsorships over the past...

UNITED STATES
Crosthwaite now chairman at Juul

Juul Labs Inc. has appointed CEO K.C. Crosthwaite chairman and hired Teresa Sebastian as the company’s first Black member of the board, reports Bloomberg...

ZIMBABWE
Tobacco auction on brink of collapse

The tobacco auction system in Zimbabwe is facing collapse, after the tobacco auction floors only constituted 5 per cent of the total delivered crop, reported...

SOUTH KOREA
KT&G wants to become global No 4

South Korean tobacco company KT&G announced that it seeks to become the fourth-largest tobacco company in the world by 2025, by expanding its sales network in...

SWITZERLAND
PMI releases second quarter results

Philip Morris International Inc. (PMI) has released its second quarter results for 2020 with reported net revenues of USD 6.65 billion – higher than...

PORTUGAL
Tobacco tax to rise in 2021

The Portuguese government will raise the tax on tobacco next year and will change the background colour of the stamp to violet, Observador reported.

SWITZERLAND
PMI launches anti-litter campaign

The initiative “Our World Is Not an Ashtray” aims to raise awareness and drive a long-term change with regard to cigarette butt littering, according to a...

CANADA
COVID-19 vaccine trialled on humans

Medicago’s vaccine research is based on a plant that is a close relative of tobacco and has already reached phase 1 of the clinical trials, reports Bloomberg.

SOUTH AFRICA
FITA granted appeal in court

South Africa’s Fair Trade Independent Tobacco Association (FITA) has been granted the opportunity to appeal the high court’s decision to uphold the tobacco...

ZIMBABWE
Tobacco growers earn USD 319 million

Zimbabwean tobacco growers have earned USD 319 million from the sale of 133 million kilogrammes of flue-cured tobacco since the marketing season started at the...

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