British American Tobacco is making provision in case it cannot recover a C$758 million 'asset' currently held in a Canadian court's escrow account.Read More
Philip Morris International, which has revised one full-year 2019 forecast, says there is a lack of clarity about some aspects of the court proceedings that have prompted this revision.Read More
Tobacco manufacturers seem likely to seek leave to appeal to Canada's Supreme Court in respect of a C$15 billion award that on Friday was upheld by Quebec's Court of Appeal.Read More
A story about a row over the volume of leaf tobacco purchases in Zambia this year and the imposition of a sales levy has provoked the Tobacco Board of Zambia to issue a rebuttal. Read More
Two tobacco buying companies are challenging leaf-purchase levies that they say were imposed retroactively.Read More
A court in Spain seems to have been given little choice in a custody battle aimed at protecting young people from tobacco smoke.Read More
A recent order by the High Court in London seems to have illustrated how transparency, and, arguably, public interest, is better upheld by such courts than by certain trade tribunals.Read More
If some tobacco companies in Sri Lanka are becoming involved in the illegal trade, they should be taken to court.Read More
An interim pan-EU injunction has been granted against a Chinese manufacturer of a tobacco heating device similar in appearance to IQOS.Read More
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E-liquid rules 'defy logic'
A list of descriptors banned from e-liquids sold in Oregon seems to cover the field: from sweet through tangy to tart.Read More
