+ Follow Japan Tobacco International Tag
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[Title] => JTI to establish global hub in Manila
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[Title] => JTI: Higher tobacco taxes may worsen smuggling
[Summary] => Cigarette manufacturer Japan Tobacco International (JTI) Philippines Inc. yesterday warned that further increasing the excise taxes on tobacco products could worsen the incidence of cigarette smuggling in the country.
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[Title] => JTI says WHO risks breaking own rules by leaving out stakeholders
[Summary] => Japan Tobacco International (JTI) said the World Health Organization risks of breaking its own rules if industry members and the media would continue to be left out of tobacco-related discussions.
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[Title] => BAT in no hurry to enter into jv
[Summary] => London-based British American Tobacco (BAT) is biding its time on exploring partnership options as its low-tier Pall Mall brand continues to puff up sales.
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[Title] => Implementation of stamp tax on cigarettes to be delayed anew
[Summary] => The implementation of the government’s stamp tax cigarette project, which aims to curb illicit cigarette sales, has been delayed by another month despite major tobacco firms’ readiness to comply with it.
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[Title] => M&As among smaller tobacco companies seen
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[Title] => Asian children now target market of tobacco firms
[Summary] => Thailand-based Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance (SEATCA) has warned that Asian children are now the target market of tobacco companies.
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[Title] => Phl cigarette consumption down – Japan study
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[Title] => Implementation of stamp tax on cigarettes to be delayed anew
[Summary] => The implementation of the government’s stamp tax cigarette project, which aims to curb illicit cigarette sales, has been delayed by another month despite major tobacco firms’ readiness to comply with it.
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[Title] => M&As among smaller tobacco companies seen
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[Title] => Phl cigarette consumption down – Japan study
[Summary] => The government’s anti-smoking campaign seems to have made some headway as total cigarette consumption in the country dropped by at least eight percent following the passage of the sin tax reform law, which raised taxes on tobacco and alcohol products.
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