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Tobacco first, liquor next? Industry must act now to avoid disasterTobacco first, liquor next? Industry must act now to avoid disaster
7-Jun-2001
INTERNATIONAL. The entire travel-retail industry could be thrown into chaos if proposals by the World Health Organization (WHO) to ban the tobacco category are adopted under its Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.
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By Dermot Davitt
INTERNATIONAL. The entire travel-retail industry could be thrown into chaos if proposals by the World Health Organization (WHO) to ban the tobacco category are adopted under its
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