If the makers of heat-not-burn devices want to promote their products while distinguishing them from combustible and electronic cigarettes, they need to come up with a better category name.Read More
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A report suggesting that Thailand's Public Health Ministry distorted the findings of an analysis of the safety risks of e-cigarette use has been denied.Read More
If 15 countries ban electronic cigarettes while 160 don’t, and your country is one of the 15; it stands to reason that you might want your government to look again at the reasoning behind its policy.Read More
Workers at the Thailand Tobacco Monopoly have protested outside the Finance Ministry over the imposition of a new excise-tax structure that they believe will cost some of them their jobs.Read More
Thailand’s Finance Ministry could be seen to have scored an own goal by changing the country’s tobacco-tax structure in such a way as to undermine local sales.Read More
Thailand is to earmark two percent of its revenue from alcohol and tobacco excise taxes to help its financially-impoverished senior citizens. Read More
Visitors to Thailand could find their holiday extended by one year with full board provided by the state if they are caught from November smoking on one of 20 beaches. Read More
If you’re thinking of holidaying in Thailand, remember to leave your vaping devices at home; otherwise, you could find that your ‘holiday’ is extended.Read More
Thailand has raised the legal age to buy cigarettes to 20 and barred tobacco firms from participating in CSR activities.Read More
The Thailand Tobacco Monopoly has challenged itself with developing and producing cigarettes that do not have a negative effect on health.Read More