The city may raise smoking age but is unlikely to embrace vaping as cigarette alternative.Read More
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The new rule, which also mandates enlarged graphic health warnings, will apply to all tobacco products.Read More
Raising the minimum legal age to 21 in respect of tobacco makes sense in Singapore in one limited respect. The voting age there is also 21. Read More
It seems perverse to ban vaping devices and then to put plans in place to impose standardized tobacco-products packaging because smoking rates are not declining consistently.Read More
A quit-smoking program starts from the back of the grid if the organizers have ruled out the use of vaping devices.Read More
Retailers tend to be demonized for selling cigarettes to minors, but in large part they pick up the tab for one of society's many failings. Read More
It is not indicated below how the surveillance-camera images of people smoking in non-smoking areas would be matched with their names and addresses. Be afraid; be very afraid.Read More
Should retailers be able to sue customers who, through buying cigarettes, cause the retailers to be fined or to lose their tobacco licenses?Read More
Opinion is apparently divided in Singapore as to whether smokers will put up with a price increase on manufactured cigarettes or vote with their feet.Read More
Tobacco excise has been increased by 10 percent in Singapore on the promise that such a rise will reduce demand for cigarettes by four percent.Read More
