Published on February 2nd, 2012 00:00

Cigarette Tax Increases Continue

Smokers could breathe freely after the legislation to increase the state tax on smoking products failed in a House subcommittee a few days ago. House Bill 160, passed by Delegate Patrick A. Hope would have raised Virginia’s tax on tobacco products from 30% per package to $1.45 per pack – a 383 % increase boost. That growth would hav ...

Published on January 12th, 2012 00:00

World Bank Advises Philippine Government to Increase Taxes for Tobacco and Alcohol

The World Bank has prompted the Philippine government to raise the share of excise duties on smoking products and beverages to approximately 1.3% of the gross domestic product (GDP) in within the following five years.In a recently presented report, the World Bank stated that the move would not only raise its income stocks to the state tr ...

Published on December 13th, 2011 00:00

Malawi Tobacco Sales Higher than in 2010

As the tobacco growing season will soon come to an end, Malawi has so far sold more than 223 million kgs of the gold leaf out of the expected 225 million. According to the Tobacco Control Commission (TCC) from those sales, the country’s leading forex exchange earner has gathered about US$276 million if converting into a unit price o ...

Published on November 11th, 2011 00:00

BAT Expects its Performance Margin to Surpass 35% in 2011

British American Tobacco, world’s biggest cigarette manufacturer announced recently that its shipments decreased during the first nine months of the 2011 due to lower rate of smoking among Americans. The volume of smoking products sold decreased to 523 billion from 526 billion in 2010, BAT representative declared in an interview. T ...

Published on October 7th, 2011 11:05

Cigarette Retailers May Again Meet Difficulties

Cigarette retailers may face other difficulties besides the bill on plain packaging and namely a coming EU regulation on fire-safer cigarettes. According to British American Tobacco Malta Ltd. (BAT), all tobacco products sold to consumers from 17 November should correspond to Lower Ignition Propensity (LIP) government legislation.The mos ...

Published on August 24th, 2011 10:59

Menthol Cigarette Brands More Difficult To Quit

Many smokers prefer using menthol flavored cigarettes, but new studies have demonstrated that these types of cigarettes are harder to quit. Persons who are smoking regular cigarettes say that they find quitting smoking more possible. The effect of smoking menthol cigarettes is very pronounced in a few ethnic groups, for example Puerto Ric ...

Published on August 4th, 2011 12:38

Ireland Wants To Introduce Smoking Ban In Private Cars

The Government of Ireland believes that by introducing the ban on smoking in cars will have only benefits on the entire population and on their health. Dr. James Reilly is the Minister for Health said that he would agree with introducing new laws regarding smoking ban in cars where children with less than 16 years are present.Ireland co ...

Published on June 30th, 2011 13:27

Tobacco Products Forbidden At MTSU Campus

Starting with July 1st on the MTSU campus and all the buildings that the university owns will be interdicted all types of tobacco products.The law in Tennessee State is already forbidding smoking action in all the buildings and which are operated and owned by the state. There are also included the universities, athletic venues and vehicl ...

Published on May 17th, 2011 10:07

Contraband Cigarettes Higher Rate When Raise Cigarette Taxes

Illinois Senate President John Cullerton has launched a new plan in order to raise the taxes on cigarettes to $1.98 per pack. The non smokers agree with the new plan, because they don’t buy cigarettes and this won’t affect their pockets. But what if all these actions of raising the cigarette taxes would result in more criminal ...

Published on May 13th, 2011 15:12

Vacaville’s Police Operations to Prevent Selling Tobacco to Minors

The police from Vacaville have cited five persons Friday who were suspected of selling tobacco products to minors during a very interesting operation.Misty Petersen, 51, Catrina James, 31, and Alida Van Vessem, 25, Jose Cecilio-Lozano, 40 all of Vacaville and Alyssa Espinoza, 22, of Fairfield received citations from the police authoriti ...

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