Archive - September 2020

UNITED KINGDOM
30% funding increase of WHO

As the US turns its back on the WHO, the UK is set to become its biggest national donor with a 30 per cent increase of its funding, reports the Guardian.

UNITED STATES
USD 100 million for farmers

The US federal government is planning to give up to USD 100 million to tobacco farmers who have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, reports the New York...

WALES
New cigarette butt littering campaigns

Japan Tobacco International (JTI) has come up with two new schemes to avoid cigarette butt littering and keep the streets clean, reports Convenience Store.

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT calls for “meaningful change”

The company’s Chief Marketing Officer outlined the policies behind BAT’s ambition to reduce the health impact of its business, according to a company press...

AUSTRALIA
Government approves e-cig prescription

E-cigarettes in Australia will become available by mid-next year, but only with a doctor’s prescription, as determined by the Therapeutic Goods...

IRAN
Iran declares first ‘tobacco-free’ city

A national plan aiming to protect people in 63 cities and 63 villages from second-hand smoke over a five-year period has just been piloted in the central city...

UNITED KINGDOM
New Chief Medical Officer at BAT

BAT appoints Dr Hutan Ashrafian as Chief Medical Officer to support its commitment to underpinning New Category products with science, according to a company...

MOZAMBIQUE
Tobacco Company reduces production

Mozambique Leaf Tobacco (MLT) plans to reduce its tobacco production in the northern province of Niassa in the next agricultural campaign due to additional...

UNITED KINGDOM
Duty-free changes on cigarettes

With effect from 1 January 2021, EU passengers will no longer pay UK excise duties or charges on alcohol and tobacco products, The Independent reported.

SOUTH AFRICA
Tobacco ban boosted illegal trade

While the alcohol and tobacco ban during lockdown was meant to tackle the health impact of the coronavirus pandemic, it has allowed illegal traders to enter...

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT announces Board appointment

Karen Guerra will join the Board of British American Tobacco (BAT) as an independent Non-Executive Director and member of the Nominations and Remuneration...

PAKISTAN
Tobacco exports increase by 137%

The withdrawal of the advance tax on tobacco has helped Pakistan increase exports of tobacco by 137.53 per cent during the first month of ongoing financial...

UNITED STATES
Less youths using e-cigs

The FDA and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new data from the 2020 National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS) which shows less US youths are...

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