Authorities seized 65,500 packs representing nearly $60,000 in evaded tax payments. Read More
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Violators risk fines starting at the equivalent of about $100 per infraction. Read More
DrimCompany has pledged to invest nearly $25 million and create 100 jobs. Read More
The government hopes that hiding products will drive down smoking rates. Read More
Tobacco seems to be good business in Armenia. The country produced about 32 billion cigarettes last year and exported 27 billion of them.Read More
Under the provisions of a draft bill, being caught smoking tobacco in places where such activity is banned would come at a high cost in Armenia.Read More
Under a proposed anti-tobacco-smoking bill, those found smoking in an elevator would face stiffer fines than would those found smoking in a taxi.Read More
Armenia looks set to introduce new regulations that will toughen its stance against tobacco and, presumably, bring in additional revenue for the government.Read More
