Since January 1, tobacco companies have had to contribute financially to street cleaning in Ireland, under new legislation.
Since January 1, tobacco companies have had to contribute financially to street cleaning in Ireland, under new legislation.
In order to regain WHO approval for the Covifenz (Covid19) vaccine, Mitsubishi had to buy out all of Philip Morris's shares in the lab...
Green Party MP Gillian Mackay is proposing to ban fruity and sweet flavoured vaping products in Scotland to prevent the...
By a municipal decree published on December 8, smoking will be prohibited on the 68 slopes and 50 ski lifts of the Les Gets area (H...
Misrepresented as "snus" by the media, nicotine sachets (or "pouches") take advantage of the vagueness surrounding nicotine products...
A study in the United States estimates that the greatest exposure to harassment and school violence among young people who identify as being from a sexual minority...
An increase in vaping in classrooms and schools has been recorded in New Zealand. It has also been seen in other countries...
According to several United Nations experts, a large number of children working in tobacco fields in Malawi are still not in school...
According to a joint investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and Peruvian media outlet OjoPúblico, nearly 250,000 children are potentially...
Manufacturer British American Tobacco (BAT) has announced that it has initiated legal proceedings in the High Court of Ireland against the Department of ...
Following the cancellation by the Council of State in July of the decree defining Alcome's specifications, the Ministry of the Environment was able to...
In Italy, customs are contesting a decision that had allowed Japan Tobacco International (JTI) to reintroduce two brands of flavored cigarettes...
