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Links between universities and tobacco industry a threat to Swiss research, NGO warns

欧洲
OxySuisse said it had identified 29 collaborations at 16 academic institutions (universities, federal institutes of technology, universities of applied sciences and university hospitals), including 23 with Philip Morris International alone, since 2019. OxySuisse published its studyExternal link on Wednesday. The NGO stated that the forms of cooperation uncovered include joint research, publications, teaching, workshops, researcher assignments and joint doctoral theses. The collaborations involve all regions of the country and, according to the report’s authors, the actual number may be higher due to non-disclosure and confidentiality clauses.
Links between universities and tobacco industry a threat to Swiss research, NGO warns
Salba welcomes ban on duty-free alcohol, tobacco sales to foreign diplomats

Salba welcomes ban on duty-free alcohol, tobacco sales to foreign diplomats

The South Africa Liquor Brand Owners Association (Salba) has welcomed Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s amendment to the Customs and Excise Act and Value-Added Tax Act, banning the duty-free sale of alcohol and tobacco products to foreign diplomats, calling it a turning point in the enforcement of stricter measures on curbing the illicit trade of alcohol, and encouraging more decisive action of this nature.

2年前 | www.engineeringnews.co.za
www.engineeringnews.co.za
Senators Now Want E-Cigarettes, Sheesha Outlawed In Kenya

Senators Now Want E-Cigarettes, Sheesha Outlawed In Kenya

Senators are now pushing for a ban on electronic cigarettes or strict regulations on the use of the substance. In a motion tabled by Nominated Senator Catherine Mumma, the senators raised concerns over abuse of nicotine and the increasing usage of e-cigarettes by underage users mostly students in primary and secondary schools. The Senate wants the government to establish rules to govern the production, sale, advertising and consumption of synthetic nicotine, and control the illicit trade of counterfeit products.

2年前 | www.citizen.digital
www.citizen.digital
Türkiye expands ban on serving and selling alcohol, tobacco products

Türkiye expands ban on serving and selling alcohol, tobacco products

Türkiye has expanded the scope of the ban on serving and selling alcohol and tobacco products, the country's official gazette said on Wednesday. The sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products has been banned on the entire premises of health, education, and cultural and sports facilities, the gazette said in a statement. The gazette added that the ban would not apply to points of sale in accommodation, recreational and camping areas. The retail sale of alcohol between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. local time (1900-0300 GMT) has been prohibited in the country since 2013. ■

2年前 | english.news.cn
english.news.cn
Tobacco ban ignored near PH schools – study

Tobacco ban ignored near PH schools – study

TOBACCO and nicotine products sale and advertising still persist within the proximity of schools in the Philippines despite government regulations, a study shows. An observational study conducted by the Institute for Global Tobacco Control (IGTC) at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health also finds that enforcement of the comprehensive ban on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship near schools is "one of the most cost-effective and high-impact ways to reduce demand for tobacco."

2年前 | www.manilatimes.net
www.manilatimes.net
MOH sounds alarm over new cigarette targeting women

MOH sounds alarm over new cigarette targeting women

The Ministry of Health has raised concern over a new cigarette brand on the market which they say risks undoing efforts so far made towards reduction of smoking in the country. Dr Hafisa Lukwata, the Tobacco Control Focal Person in the Ministry of Health says that the ORIS cigarette, which is slim, flavoured and packaged in green colour is especially being marketed to women.

2年前 | www.independent.co.ug
www.independent.co.ug
Minister of Agrarian Development meets with representatives of the tobacco sector

Minister of Agrarian Development meets with representatives of the tobacco sector

Delegation composed of representatives from the tobacco supply chain had a meeting, this Thursday July 13, with the minister of Agrarian Development, Paulo Teixeira, in Brasília, to address the concerns of the sector about the 10th Conference of the Parties, organized by the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC). The group was composed of the president of the Interstate Tobacco Industry Union (SindiTabaco), Iro Schünke; the president of the Tobacco Growers’ Association of Brazil (Afubra), Benício Albano Werner; the executive director of the Brazilian Tobacco Industry Association (Abifumo), Giuseppe Lobo; and the executive director of the Bahia State Tobacco Industry Union (Sinditabaco-BA), Marcos Souza.

2年前 | www.sinditabaco.com.br
www.sinditabaco.com.br
Ghana has officially announced that it has banned all recreational vape products

Ghana has officially announced that it has banned all recreational vape products

Ghana has completely banned the sale, advertising and recreational use of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), such as e-cigarettes, by the public. Recently, according to a press release issued by the Ghana Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the country completely banned the sale, advertising, and recreational use of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), such as e-cigarettes, by the public.

2年前 | www.maxecig.com
www.maxecig.com
New deadline for smoking and vape laws in South Africa

New deadline for smoking and vape laws in South Africa

The Portfolio Committee on Health has announced that public consultation on the new Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill will end on 28 July. In a media statement from Parliament, the government said that written submissions on the bill must be emailed to tobaccobill@parliament.gov.za or submitted online at https://forms.gle/FLrhnvThDk8ccLG97.

2年前 | businesstech.co.za
businesstech.co.za
GRA forecasts GHS 455m tax revenue from SSBs, alcohol and tobacco in 2023

GRA forecasts GHS 455m tax revenue from SSBs, alcohol and tobacco in 2023

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has projected a total tax revenue of GHS 455 million to be mobilized in 2023 from Sugar Sweetened Beverages (SSBs), alcohol, and tobacco. This estimate comes in the wake of the implementation of the Excise Duty Amendment Tax, which has seen a 20% increase in taxes on alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, and SSBs. The Excise Duty Amendment Tax applies to a range of goods, including processed fruit juice, cigars, mineral water, spirits, and wines, including sparkling wine.

2年前 | valdgh.org
valdgh.org
Tobacco Growers Turning To Potato Cultivation In Swabi

Tobacco Growers Turning To Potato Cultivation In Swabi

Potato cultivation in Swabi, Farmers belonging to different regions of the district in a meeting here on Friday said that they were compelled to cultivate potato instead of tobacco due to the indifferent policy of the companies and tobacco traders in the current year, potato cultivation in Swabi, The meeting was called by Tobacco Growers Association Pakistan (TGAP) to discuss the approach of the companies who had been showing reluctance to pick all the tobacco crop. Raham Dad, a leading grower, said the environment and land here were suitable for potato production and the high price also encouraged the farmers to cultivate potato.

3年前 | Asia Pacific
technologytimes.pk
Debate Heats Up Over Novel Tobacco and Nicotine Products’ Harmfulness

Debate Heats Up Over Novel Tobacco and Nicotine Products’ Harmfulness

Italian MEP Alessandra Moretti said scientists “know for sure” that novel alternative tobacco and nicotine products are harmful. However, some still question whether applying this approach of ‘precautionary principle’ is good for heavy smokers who cannot quit. EU lawmaker Moretti (Partito Democratico – S&D) strongly defended the EU’s application of the precautionary principle, arguing that it should prevail in any public policy decision. The principle implies that a policy should be dropped if it may cause harm, and its safety cannot be supported by sufficient scientific evidence; in essence, treating novel tobacco and nicotine products as harmful until proven otherwise. “If we do not know the long-term effects with certainty, we cannot establish that they are harmless,” she told EURACTIV Italy.

3年前 | 欧洲
www.euractiv.com
Campaigners Demand Quick Amendment to Tobacco Control Law

Campaigners Demand Quick Amendment to Tobacco Control Law

Anti-tobacco campaigners on Thursday demanded the government amend the tobacco control law soonest to reduce casualties and other losses incurred by its consumption. The demand came at an event on Thursday when four journalists were awarded for their journalistic work in creating awareness and influencing policies against tobacco menace in the country.

3年前 | Asia Pacific
unb.com.bd
PR Firm Accused of Greenwashing Big Oil is Helping Organise COP27

PR Firm Accused of Greenwashing Big Oil is Helping Organise COP27

The US public relations firm helping Egypt organise COP27 also works for major oil companies and has been accused of greenwashing on their behalf, openDemocracy can reveal. Hill+Knowlton Strategies, which has worked for ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron and Saudi Aramco, is managing communications for Egypt’s presidency of the UN climate conference, which will take place next month in Sharm El Sheikh. Hill+Knowlton’s clients have also included Coca-Cola, which last month was controversially named as a sponsor of the conference despite having been declared the world’s worst corporate plastic polluter for four years in a row.

3年前 | 东地中海
www.opendemocracy.net
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