Tobacco Insight – Page 2
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Features and analysisIncreased minimum age for tobacco sales proposed by MPs
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Smoking and Health wants the minimum age for tobacco sales to be increased to 21.
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Features and analysisNew HMRC checks on tobacco track and trace system
Retailers have until 27 June 2021 to ensure that they are properly registered for the UK track and trace system.
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Features and analysisAre smoke-free products growing in convenience?
More than half of retailers (59%) have reported that more customers are looking for smoke-free alternatives to cigarettes, a new study has revealed.
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Features and analysisHow is HMRC going to tackle illicit tobacco?
HMRC has put forward proposals to take on the illicit tobacco trade in the UK. We break down the proposals.
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Features and analysisTobacco duty increase could boost illicit trade
The duty rates on tobacco products come into effect on 16 November but what will be the impact on the illicit trade?
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Features and analysisTrack and Trace: Cracking the code
New Track and Trace legislation designed to curb the illicit trade will mean dramatic change for retailers. Our guide details what you must do to ensure you can buy tobacco legally.
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Features and analysisThe future of tobacco merchandising
With shutters down on the traditional gantry and many retailers opting for alternative display solutions. Is there still a need for tobacco to retain its prime back-wall positioning?
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Video: A guide to new tobacco legislation
JTI explains forthcoming changes to tobacco legislation under the EU Tobacco Products Directive 2 and plain packaging.
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Features and analysisTobacco safety concerns for retailers
Increased efforts by Customs to crack down on illicit tobacco vendors could unwittingly putting stores at increased risk of burglary, retailers have warned.
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SalesOut smart facts: tobacco
Budget brands and roll your own products are driving growth in tobacco
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Election issues: Tobacco
With health officials claiming that smoking causes 84,000 UK deaths each year, the issue of tobacco control will always be on the political agenda, whatever political shade takes the helm.
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Keep tobacco over the counter
The future of tobacco retailing is in jeopardy. Get behind our campaign and make sure your voice is heard
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Save your tobacco display
Support Convenience Store's Keep Tobacco Over The Counter campaign
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Curse of the tobacco touts
A Tobacco Alliance survey has found that 35% of store owners are aware of fake tobacco products being sold in their area.
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