Archive - February 2022

SOUTH AFRICA
New vape tax from January 2023

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has announced that the government will introduce a new tax of ZAR 2.90 (USD 0.19) on vaping products from January next year...

EUROPE
OLAF fights illicit cigarettes

In 2021, the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has helped to seize over 430 million illicit cigarettes and stop them entering the EU market, reports eureporter.

CAYMAN ISLANDS
Cigars with Cayman tobacco

The Cayman Cigar Company has produced its first cigars using tobacco grown and hand-rolled in the Cayman Islands, reports the Cayman Compass.

EUROPE
European Parliament adopts THR perspective

The European Parliament has become the first legislative body in the world to officially recognize tobacco harm reduction (THR) as a public health strategy...

CHINA
The Future with FEELM

FEELM reaffirms its commitment to being an integrated atomization solution provider with the world’s thinnest ceramic coil vape pod solution, FEELM Air.

UNITED STATES
Graphic-warning labels pushed back

The deadline for the potential graphic warning labels on cigarette packs has been pushed back by three months to 9 April 2023, reports the Winston-Salem...

ZIMBABWE
Tobacco selling season starts 30 March

A Cabinet Minister has confirmed that the 2022 tobacco selling season in Zimbabwe will get underway on 30 March, reports The Sunday Mail.

JAPAN
JT Group announces 2021 earnings report

Japan Tobacco Inc. (JT) has released its Q4 and end-of-year results for 2021, with a year-to-date 11.1 per cent increase in revenue to JPY 2,324.8 billion (USD...

SWITZERLAND
Almost all tobacco advertising banned

57 per cent of Swiss voters have voted to tighten the country’s tobacco laws meaning near on all tobacco advertising will be banned, reports Al Jazeera.

SWITZERLAND
PMI with strong Q4 and end-of-year results

Philip Morris International Inc. (PMI) has released its fourth quarter and end-of-year results for 2021 with net revenues up 9.4 per cent compared to 2020...

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