Archive - November 2021

NEW ZEALAND
Smoking banned in cars with children

New smokefree rules came into force on 28 November in New Zealand, banning smoking in cars with children, reports NZME.

UNITED STATES
IQOS imports remain banned

Philip Morris International Inc. and partner Altria Group Inc. have to stop importing their IQOS heated-tobacco sticks into the US after a deadline passed...

ITALY
Army to grow more marijuana

Italy’s army is under pressure to up its production of medical cannabis to stop patients having to turn to illegal avenues to acquire it, reports The Daily...

ISRAEL
Bill to ban cigarette ads in newspapers

A bill that would circumvent a loophole exempting newspapers from the tobacco advertising ban has been advanced, reports The Jerusalem Post.

CHINA
Tobacco monopoly law to include e-cigs

China has amended its tobacco monopoly law to extend to e-cigarettes in order to step up the regulation of the fast growing vaping industry, reports Reuters.

PORTUGAL
ITGA appoints Mercedes Vázquez as new CEO

During its 36th Annual General Meeting on 18-19 November, the International Tobacco Growers’ Association (ITGA) appointed Mercedes Vázquez as its new CEO.

MALAYSIA
Malaysia plans new draft law on tobacco

The Ministry of Health (MOH) is expected to table a draft of a new law to regulate the use of tobacco and electronic cigarette products in the first session of...

AUSTRALIA
Vaping advertisers and importers fined

Australian drug regulator, Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has issued fines of AUD 170,000 under new laws that ban nicotine vaping without a doctor’s...

THE NETHERLANDS
Researchers call for higher tobacco prices

Researchers at Maastricht University are calling on the Dutch government to substantially increase tobacco taxes to successfully encourage smokers to quit...

UNITED KINGDOM
Sacked for vaping

A survey has revealed claims that vapers have been sacked for vaping at work while others have been discriminated against, reports Manchester Evening News.

SYRIA
Tobacco production increases in Syria

Syria’s tobacco crop output continues to rise with farmers of al-Ghab area in Hama province having finished harvesting for the current agricultural season...

BRAZIL
Tobacco harvest estimated at 569.000 tons

The Brazilian tobacco harvest for the 2021/2022 tobacco crop has been estimated at 569.000 tons, a reduction of 9.38 per cent compared to last season...

TURKEY
SAI opens third Recon plant in Europe

Star Agritech International (SAI) has announced the opening of its third Reconstituted Tobacco (Recon) plant within Europe, according to a company press...

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