Japan Tobacco met its previous long-term target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions well ahead of schedule. Now, it has an ambitious plan to take it to 2030. Read More
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There is a valid argument for banning tobacco smoking at sporting events given the efforts that are made to ban performance-enhancing drugs.Read More
January saw Japan Tobacco Inc.'s domestic cigarette sales volume fall relatively modestly, year-on-year, and it saw its domestic cigarette revenue increase.Read More
Acquisitions by the Japan Tobacco Group helped boost its cigarette volumes, which last year were up by more than seven percent in respect of its international business.Read More
Japan Tobacco Inc.'s domestic cigarette sales in 2018 were down by 11.7 percent on those of 2017.Read More
It would be interesting to be able to retrace the smoking histories and health trajectories of the nearly 84 percent of Japanese men who were tobacco smokers in 1966.Read More
Japan's marathon struggle to bring in public-places tobacco smoking regulations seems to have entered its final stages – at least in Tokyo.Read More
The idea behind requiring bigger health warnings on cigarette packs sold in Japan is said, in part, to take into consideration visitors to the country. Hmm.Read More
Japan Tobacco Inc.'s domestic cigarette sales continue to fall, but its market share remains robust.Read More
In isolation, Japan Tobacco's smoking-rate survey was of minor interest, but it was probably highly useful when set against the results of other surveys, such as those looking at diseases.Read More