The EU Commission could help the tobacco industry move away from cellulose acetate filters by removing its pointless cigarette-delivery requirements.Read More
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Does it say something about the esteem in which graphic tobacco-product warnings are held that one lot can be replaced, unceremoniously, by another lot?Read More
The Parliament Magazine is organizing a vaping debate to be held at the heart of Brussels early next month.Read More
The EU Commission has been asked if it intends to 'raise standards' for the labeling of e-liquids.Read More
A policy that says vaping is 'less damaging' than smoking but adds that the former should not be used to cut the latter is surely not precautionary.Read More
Cigarettes are said to have made up nine percent of the 31 million fake articles detained at the EU's external borders last year.Read More
The description of one product as being less risky than another is not advertising, promotion or sponsorship; it is vital information – given, of course that it is accurate.Read More
France has not sought the help of the EU's anti-fraud office in respect of what have been described as high-levels of illicit cigarettes entering the country from Algeria.Read More
An MEP has pointed out where it might be necessary to grant an exemption in respect of the application of tobacco-pack identifiers. But this would be a loophole that some might pick at.Read More
As with many of the questions raised in respect of tobacco cultivation, that posed below about tobacco poisoning should be answered in part by demanding that growers are paid more.Read More