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Prohibitions/Restrictions on Flavoured Tobacco Products: Overview of International Developments Rob Cunningham UICC World Cancer Congress August 29, 2012, Montreal, Canada Should tobacco companies have the unrestricted ability to add


  1. Prohibitions/Restrictions on Flavoured Tobacco Products: Overview of International Developments Rob Cunningham UICC World Cancer Congress August 29, 2012, Montreal, Canada

  2. Should tobacco companies have the unrestricted ability to add chocolate, sugar, licorice, cherry, vanilla and other flavours to an addictive, poisonous product? NO – Of course not.

  3. Philippines Sunny Peach Sweet Melon Orange

  4. Cambodia Cherry Vanilla Lemon Mint Vanilla Little Cigars Little Cigars Note: All products on this page were purchased in Cambodia in 2010. The package of Lemon Mint cigarettes has a Switzerland health warning. The Black Vanilla package has a Luxembourg health warning.

  5. United States

  6. Embalagens + aditivos Brazil Source: Paula Johns

  7. Germany Mango Pina Colada Tequila Cuba Mojito Sunrise Libre

  8. Austria Belgium Switzerland France Note: � Chocolate � flavour has been renamed � Finest � flavour Note: � Special flavour � reportedly contains vanilla and caramel flavours Israel France Switzerland

  9. Russia – Superslims Cigarettes Muscat Double Ocean apple breeze

  10. Hong Kong Hong Kong Poland Russia Switzerland Mango Vogue Arôme Orange Vanilla

  11. Japan Front: Cabin Roast Blend For rich coffee break Back: Cabin Roast Blend Rich and roast aroma adds quality to your precious moments. Enjoy a special coffee break moment with Cabin

  12. Menthol

  13. Kreteks (clove flavoured)

  14. Water Pipe Tobacco apple peach pistachio tropicana mandarin

  15. Smokeless tobacco

  16. Little Cigars Romania U.S. U.S. U.S. Cherry Grape Sugarillos Watermelon

  17. Germany – Little Cigars Vanilla Cherry Peach

  18. Blunt wraps

  19. Cigarette rolling papers

  20. Canada-VitaCig

  21. Other products • roll-your-own tobacco • bidis (but not so much in India)

  22. Legislative Response • Australia: ban distinctive fruity, candy flavours in cigarettes • U.S.: ban � characterizing � flavours in cigarettes, rolling tobacco, papers • Canada: ban all flavours in cigarettes, little cigars, blunt wraps • each exempt menthol

  23. Canada- Little Cigars

  24. Canada – Little Cigars

  25. Canada- Little Cigars

  26. Prime Minister Harper, September 17, 2008

  27. Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq 2009

  28. 300 Jobs at Risk Rothmans in Quebec City SURVIVAL THREATENED

  29. ITGA ad, The Hill Times ad, Roll Call, July 23, 2009 Oct. 19, 2009, (Ottawa) (Washington, D.C. )

  30. Canadian Senate Committee hearings: Lawyer Debra Steger for Philip Morris claiming that Bill C-32 violated international trade agreements

  31. cigarillos before “cigars” after Bill C-32 Bill C-32 Prime Time Prime Time Plus peach, rum, raspberry peach, rum, cherry

  32. US-style cigarettes with burley still sold in Canada with flavours ban Note: All packages purchased November 10-12, 2010. Marlboro special Performance Edition pack purchased in Oct. 2010.

  33. New York City • ban � characterizing � flavours in all tobacco products • exemption for menthol, mint, clove • exemption allowing flavoured products to be sold in specialty tobacconists

  34. Brazil • ban flavours in all tobacco products • world precedent setting ban on menthol cigarettes • exemption for sugars to replace sugars lost during curing process • ban on almost all other additives • Effective September 2013

  35. Brazil – public hearings (Brasilia)

  36. Anúncios publicados nos 3 principais Brazil jornais do Brasil – valor estimado > 1 milhão reais Source: Paula Johns

  37. Brazil Source: Paula Johns

  38. Brazil Source: Paula John

  39. Menthol

  40. European Union Consultation Paper on revisions to EU Directive, October 2010

  41. Art. 9, 10 Guidelines Section 3.1.2.1 Regulating ingredients aimed at reducing tobacco product attractiveness can contribute to reducing the prevalence of tobacco use and dependence among new and continuing users. Section 3.1.2.2(i) Parties should regulate, by prohibiting or restricting, ingredients that may be used to increase palatability in tobacco products.

  42. Art. 9, 10 Guidelines Guidelines - prohibiting additives: - colouring properties (some exceptions) - stimulants, eg caffeine, taurine - associated with health (eg vitamins, amino acids, fruits and vegetables)

  43. US clove cigarettes • Indonesia filed WTO challenge to US ban on cigarettes with characterizing flavours, including cloves, but not menthol • Held flavours ban justified as a health measure • But exempting menthol but not cloves discriminated against Indonesia

  44. Conclusion • Flavours increasingly appearing as a marketing strategy • Growing international regulation • Passes industry scream test • Further regulatory action needed and anticipated

  45. Thank you

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