The technology allows smokers to check the authenticity of their cigarettes with by scanning a QR code. Read More
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Approximately 70 percent of Thais are affected by secondhand smoke, according to health advocates.Read More
On current trends, the kingdom will not achieve its target of reducing smoking by 30 percent by 2025. Read More
The notices must be visible at all sales points in Thailand during operating hours. Read More
Using e-cigarettes at home may violate Thailand's child protection laws, say activists. Read More
The practice of enforcing measures based on different laws is ineffective, say critics. Read More
Companies will be banned from using flavor additives and subject to new emission limits. Read More
Farmers contracted by the tobacco authority have seen their incomes shrivel. Read More
The country aims to make it harder for tobacco companies to avoid higher rates.Read More
Despite a ban on e-cigarettes, vaping remains widespread in the kingdom. Read More
