A fine of $5,000 could be levied from February 1 on tobacco vendors in Fiji who fail to register their businesses.Read More
Hong Kong wants to increase the size and number of graphic images accompanying health warning on cigarette packs. Read More
The average fall in the prevalence of cigarette smoking among those countries that have imposed graphic health warnings is said to be four percent. Read More
Somebody once said that it was possible to have your own opinion but not your own facts; but the US Food and Drug Administration seems to be calling this into question by employing its own science.Read More
A report claiming that most countries had not paid their contributions to an international tobacco control treaty did not take into account the payment schedules of the countries.Read More
Is it possible to warn against the lack of effectiveness of warnings without destroying your own argument? Apparently, it depends on the nature of the warnings.Read More
Next year, cigarettes sold in France will appear in the sort of standardized livery that was first introduced in Australia four years ago and that comprises mainly graphic warnings and an olive-colored background. Read More
A court brief by the US Food and Drug Administration seems to indicate that synthetic nicotine does not of itself fall under the remit of the deeming regulations.Read More
Despite the fast development rate of electronic cigarettes, the EU Commission, which is monitoring usage developments, has no plans to report on them until 2021. Read More
Starting April 17, business and individuals carrying out any operation in the U.K. using raw tobacco must get approval from HM Revenue and Customs.Read More