The European Union’s anti-fraud office, Olaf, is to take issue with British American Tobacco for making what Olaf alleges were false claims about the nature of their relationship when lobbying British health officials, according Read More
Staff Writer
May 31, 2013
Spain’s Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, has revealed that he met recently with Sheldon Adelson, the American casino magnate, but stressed that “no decision has yet been made” on whether to relax Spain’s smoking Read More
Staff Writer
May 31, 2013
Altria is due to host a webcast at www.altria.com of its Investor Day in New York presentation from about 09.00 hours to about 12.00 hours Eastern Time on June 11. The webcast, which will be in Read More
Staff Writer
May 30, 2013
Ireland’s Health Minister, Dr. James Reilly, has received approval from his coalition colleagues to introduce standardized packs for tobacco products, according to a number of local and Australian media stories. So far, Australia is Read More
Staff Writer
May 30, 2013
On the eve of World No Tobacco Day, British American Tobacco has posed the question: ‘What would a world with no legal tobacco industry really look like?’ And it has provided an answer. ‘The reality Read More
Staff Writer
May 30, 2013
Banning ‘nicotine propaganda’ from cinema screens and television would be a powerful tool in helping to end the ‘destructive business of tobacco’, according to a story in the Tehran Times. Well-documented reports, the story said, Read More
Staff Writer
May 30, 2013
One of Imperial Tobacco’s businesses in Ivory Coast has won two occupational health and safety awards in a government-run employee well-being competition. The 3I printing facility in Abidjan, which supplies eight of Imperial’s Read More
Staff Writer
May 30, 2013
Altria is due to host a webcast at www.altria.com of its Investor Day in New York presentation from about 09.00 hours to about 12.00 hours Eastern Time on June 11. The webcast, which will be in Read More
Staff Writer
May 29, 2013
Bulgaria seems once again to be questioning whether it should transform its enclosed-public-places tobacco-smoking ban into a restriction, the Focus News Agency has reported. At present, the proposal seems little more than an idea thrown Read More
Staff Writer
May 29, 2013
The French government could be set to ban the use of electronic cigarettes in public places and the workplace, according to a story in The Local Europe. Sales of electronic cigarettes are said to be Read More
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