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ndustry groups and business players are threatening to protest over sweeping new controls on tobacco products set to be issued on Sunday, warning they could trigger mass layoffs, hurt sales and boost illicit trade
Knowledge Action Portal on NCDs English English Espaol Franais Home Knowledge WHO FCTC Secretariat 06 Jun 2024 An infographic that showcase the impact of the tobacco industry on the environment and health
Authors details Dr Jude Ball, ASPIRE Aotearoa Research Centre, and Senior Research Fellow, Department of Public Health, University of Otago Wellington Dr Janine Nip , Public Health Research Fellow at the Department of Public Health, University of Otago, Wellington, New Zealand Prof Janet Hoek, Co-Director of ASPIRE Aotearoa Research Centre, and Department of Public Health, University of Otago Wellington Prof Richard Edwards, Co-Director of ASPIRE Aotearoa Research Centre, and Department of Public Health, University of Otago Wellington Appendix Wording of the relevant clause in the National - NZ First coalition agreement Reform the regulation of vaping, smokeless tobacco and oral nicotine products while banning disposable vaping products and increasing penalties for illegal sales to those under 18. Wording of the relevant clauses of the Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products Act (1990) Section 54: Restrictions on advertising, labelling, and sale of oral use products (1) A person must not publish a regulated product advertisement that directly or indirectly states or suggests that a regulated product is suitable for chewing or for any other oral use
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