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Campaigners warn of complacency after tobacco triumphCampaigners warn of complacency after tobacco triumph
6-Mar-2003
Industry campaigners have urged the industry to remain vigilant following last week's victory in the battle to save duty-free tobacco sales
Although the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control now only suggests that countries consider restricting or prohibiting sales, lobbyists have earmarked certain regions where those suggestions may be heeded, and are urging the industry to continue its financial support for the campaign.Bookmark This Article
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(2-Apr-2003) - By Gavin Lipsith
(20-Feb-2004) - The news of the World Health Organization?s (WHO) latest assault on duty-free tobacco, which broke as this issue went to press, took me back to my first days as a reporter on TRI sister magazine Duty-Free News International in 2000
(18-Dec-2006) - The European Union’s ruling on inbound traveller allowances will allow governments to adopt their own limits on the amount of duty-free tobacco passengers can bring into their countries, industry campaigners have warned
(14-Mar-2002) - US/INTERNATIONAL. Campaigners on both sides of the Atlantic have reiterated calls for industry action on the tobacco issue, as the next round of World Health Organization (WHO) meetings are about to begin.
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