Archive - June 2021

INDIA
License to sell tobacco products

In a government move to battle the growing tobacco problem and prevent sales to children, tobacco retailers in Uttar Pradesh now require a license to sell...

UNITED KINGDOM
JTI reacts to illegal sales

Japan Tobacco International (JTI) has removed tobacco gantries from three stores after the retailers were found to be selling illegal tobacco products, reports...

EUROPE
ETHRA publishes EU Nicotine Users Survey

European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (ETHRA) has published a report on its EU Nicotine Users Survey, finding that there is an “unstoppable movement...

GERMANY
Tobacco tax will be raised

The financial committee of the German Parliament has officially voted to raise tobacco taxes which will largely affect e-cigarettes and heat-not-burn products...

UNITED KINGDOM
Call for raise of minimum smoking age

In an attempt to stop the “tobacco epidemic”, MPs want the minimum age for buying cigarettes to be raised to 21, reports The Guardian.

UNITED KINGDOM
BAT raises sales growth outlook

British American Tobacco (BAT) has announced it raised its annual revenue growth forecast as its focus on e-cigarettes and tobacco-heating devices pays off...

UNITED STATES
FDA can still regulate e-cigs

The US Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from a Mississippi vape shop and an industry trade group regarding the FDA’s regulation of e-cigarettes and...

UNITED KINGDOM
Tobacco-based vaccine ready for trial

A vaccine for COVID-19 that was created from a tobacco plant is now ready to trial in the UK and other countries, reports Wales Online.

EGYPT
Terms for cigarette making licence amended

After complaints from the tobacco industry, Egyptian authorities have amended the terms for bidding on a cigarette manufacturing licence, reports Reuters.

ITALY
Italy opens probe into BAT

Italy’s antitrust regulator said it had launched a probe into the Italian unit of British America Tobacco (BAT) over alleged covert advertising of its...

UNITED KINGDOM
First county plans to ban outdoor smoking

As lockdown slowly lifts, Oxfordshire is gearing up to ban outdoor smoking and become the first smoke-free county in England, reports MailOnline.

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