Dutch Research Shows that Big Tobacco Wormed its way Into European Policy yet Again
Fresh research by investigative journalists has revealed that the tobacco industry managed to skirt Dutch government safeguards and infiltrate negotiations
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European Commission hit by fresh concerns over track and trace
The UK’s Association of Convenience Stores (ACS), alongside European trade association Independent Retail Europe, has gone to the European Commission
Why Britain’s apology for e-cigarettes misses the point
Britain and America have been largely in step on regulating tobacco products since the mid-1960s, when they published their first
Spotlight on tobacco smuggling at European Parliament
The thorny question of how to stamp out the parallel tobacco trade in Europe will be debated next week at
ITSA v. European Commission: the court case that could?
One year ago, the European Commission (EC) made headlines and attracted considerable controversy by effectively opening the gates for its