SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – They’ve been banned in Canada, England, Brazil, Finland, Norway, and Ireland, but candy ...

Adults who buy children cigarettes could set them up for a life of health and financial problems, the children's health charity Fast Forward has said. Its chief executive Alastair MacKinnon said ...

SINGLE use vape are set to be banned across the UK – but some supermarkets already don’t stock the e-cigs. New laws will ...

One major change is raising the legal age for buying cigarettes from 18 to 21 years. The bill also prohibits selling cigarettes within 100 meters of schools to discourage underage smoking.

Two Coalition MPs are breaking a longstanding bipartisan approach in tobacco policy, calling on the federal government to ...

Under the new law, each year the legal age for cigarette sales - currently 18 - will increase by one year. It means that people born in or after 2009 will never be able to legally buy cigarettes.

At 12.1 billion cigarettes, we smoked five percent fewer cigarettes last year than in 2022, according to a study by KPMG. However, this only applies to cigarettes legally purchased and taxed in ...

A series of tax rises on cigarettes in the 2000s also helped ... “Gradually raising the legal age for buying tobacco products and making the next generation not able to buy tobacco products ...

THE Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) recently seized illicit cigarettes with a P636.94-million tax liability from a large-scale seller located in central Luzon. In a statement, the bureau noted that ...

It is an utterly toxic addiction. A generational ban on buying cigarettes means that the legal smoking age would rise annually, eventually culminating in a smoke-free generation. Prevention is ...

THE Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) on Monday said it has seized illicit cigarettes worth P8.06 billion in foregone taxes following a raid in Pampanga. In a statement, the agency said the illegal ...

It will effectively raise the legal age people can buy cigarettes by one year every year, with the aim of stopping today's young people from taking up the habit in the first place. The legislation ...