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Smokeless tobacco products flying under the radar of regulation in many countries
At least a quarter of tobacco users take smokeless tobacco products.

Tougher new e-cigarette laws begin in SA
The use of e-cigarettes in non-smoking areas banned under the legislation.

AACS criticises WA tobacco regulations
Displays must be implemented at the store's own cost.

Tobacco companies lead top global employers
Philip Morris and British American Tobacco recognised as top performers.

Faeces, pesticides and nicotine found in e-cigarettes
Products labelled as nicotine‐free e‐cigarettes contained traces of toxic chemicals.

Philip Morris unveils new smokeless devices to boost sales in Japan
Regular e-cigarettes are banned in Japan so its the main market for “heat not burn” products.

Philip Morris pushes for smoking alternatives
Majority believes consumer goods companies should research and innovate in the interest of public health.

What’s the size of the black market in tobacco and who is behind it?
Tobacco companies are failing to control their supply chain

UK study finds vaping could harm lung cells
A study found that vaping may damage lung cells which remove dust particles, bacteria and allergens.

Calls to legalise nicotine e-cigarettes
A report showed that e-cigarettes can assist some smokers in giving up traditional cigarettes.

AACS calls for tougher penalties for tobacco related robberies
"Every time the price of legal tobacco rises, criminals who sell illegal products cash in. It must stop.”

Industry applauds illicit smoke ring bust
Australian Border Force seized almost three million illegal cigarettes.

Philip Morris International calls for greater support for smoke-free alternatives
Global tobacco giant wants creatives to embrace science-led innovation.

Philip Morris supports Government’s organised tobacco crime initiative
Government plans to create Illicit Tobacco Taskforce.

Senator says Govt’s refusal to lift e-cigarette ban loses credibility
"E-cigarettes are just as effective."