Thai smokers could be forgiven for not noticing the move to standardized packs given that Thailand already requires that health warnings cover 85 percent of cigarette packs.Read More
The US has been called to action against e-cigarettes, but presumably only if such action costs nothing. US states spend only 2.4 percent of their tobacco income on smoking prevention.Read More
Although there is no suggestion that 10 health recommendations put out by the AMA are presented in order of importance; it’s noteworthy that tobacco comes in at number seven.Read More
The words 'hammer' and 'nut' spring to mind when the idea of using drug therapies to help young people quit electronic cigarettes is raised.Read More
Given the hand-wringing over young people and tobacco, it is shocking – but not surprising – that US states spend only 2.4 percent of their tobacco income on smoking prevention and quitting campaigns.Read More
New Zealand is currently behind in its quest to reduce its tobacco-smoking incidence to five percent by 2025, and it isn't going to get there walking. Read More
It's a sign of the times, perhaps, that somebody seems to be out to profit from tobacco smoking bans.Read More
The Tax-Free World Association has elected Alain Maingreaud as president in succession to Erik Juul-Mortensen, who stepped down this month.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
CORESTA, which earlier this year was the recipient of an award for outstanding services to the industry, is due to stage a workshop on heated tobacco products in Paris in March.Read More
