Archive - March 2021

THAILAND
Tobacco agency counts on hemp

The Tobacco Authority of Thailand (TOAT) expects lucrative cannabis and hemp extract businesses to help offset declining revenues from tobacco production...

UNITED KINGDOM
High Court revokes BAT patents

The UK high court has invalidated two British American Tobacco (BAT) patents for e-cigarettes citing that they lack an “inventive step” over existing PMI...

MOROCCO
Government supports medical cannabis use

A draft law to legalise the medical use of cannabis has been ratified by the government with parliament still needing to give its final approval, reports...

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT enters collaboration with Organigram

British American Tobacco (BAT) has acquired 19.9 per cent equity investment in Organigram, a leading Canadian cannabis licensed producer, according to a...

SOUTH AFRICA
BATSA calls for inquiry after Ipsos study

British American Tobacco South Africa (BATSA) has called for an inquiry over a report commissioned from Ipsos, which found the sale of illicit cigarettes and...

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
143 tonnes of tobacco products seized

A total of 143 tonnes of banned chewing tobacco and its raw materials were seized from an unauthorised factory on a farm in Dhaid, Khaleej Times reported.

UNITED STATES
Graphic cigarette warnings delayed

The Eastern Texas US District Court has pushed the effective date of the FDA’s graphic cigarette health warning rule back by 90 days, reports CStore...

ZIMBABWE
Tobacco farmers to get 60% in forex

This year tobacco farmers in Zimbabwe will retain 60 per cent of their earnings in foreign currency while the remainder will be liquidated at the prevailing...

NEW ZEALAND
Tobacco tax revenue falls

The country’s tobacco tax revenue has been cut by almost half as more and more New Zealanders quit smoking, reports Stuff.

UNITED KINGDOM
Tobacco spared tax hike

Cigarette prices will remain the same after Chancellor Rishi Sunak left tobacco taxes out of his Spring Budget for 2021, reports the Daily Mail.

CHINA
Smoking emoji removed

WeChat, China’s most widely used social network, has removed its smoking emoji amid pressure from anti-smoking advocates, reports China Film Insider.

HUNGARY
Tobacco crop and yield declines

Hungarian tobacco farmers harvested 4,327 tonnes last year, down 23 per cent from 2019, Budapest Business Journal reported.

UNITED KINGDOM
Smoking ban at hospitals and schools

Wales has become the first country in the UK to ban smoking on hospital or school grounds as well as public playgrounds and any outdoor childminding...

THE PHILIPPINES
Losses due to cigarette smuggling

The country is losing at least PHP 30 billion (USD 615.7 million) due to cigarette smuggling each year claims Albay Rep. Joey Salceda who serves as the...

THE PHILIPPINES
Tobacco tax revenues increase sharply

Tax collections from tobacco products increased by nearly three-fourths as of mid-February this year after one cigarette manufacturer commenced the operation...

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