Tag Archives: illicit trade
Economics of Tobacco
The costs of smoking to the economy include the expense of treating diseases caused by smoking as well as reduced productivity and environmental costs. March 2017.
Illicit Trade in Tobacco
Illicit tobacco reduces the public health impact of tobacco tax rises and increases demand for tobacco products. March 2017.
Letter to Financial Secretary to the Treasury re Spring Budget 2017
Letter to Financial Secretary to the Treasury re ASH/UKCTAS Spring Budget submission 2017
Letter to Financial Secretary to Treasury re Budget 2017Autumn Statement 2016 – Joint submission by ASH & UKCTAS
A joint submission by ASH and the UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies to the Chancellor of the Exchequer in advance of the 2016 Autumn Statement.
Autumn Statement 2016 - ASH & UKCTAS submissionTobacco Policy and the European Union
This fact sheet summarises tobacco control policy formulated by the European Union. August 2016.
Covering letter for 2016 Budget
Letter from ASH & UKCTAS to HM Treasury re: Budget
Covering letter for 2016 BudgetUK Tobacco Control Policy and Expenditure: An overview
Health policy is largely formulated and implemented by the devolved administrations of each of the member countries of the United Kingdom. However, as tobacco falls within the remit of a number of different government departments: e.g. Treasury, Business, HMRC as well as Health, tobacco control policy is partly determined at UK-wide level and partly by the devolved administrations. The four nations of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have responsibility for their own smoking cessation and health education campaigns while UK-wide policy and law applies to taxation, smuggling, advertising, and consumer protection issues such as the provision of health warnings on tobacco packaging. Some of these measures are determined by European Union legislation.
UK Tobacco Control Policy and Expenditure: An overviewASH: Tobacco tax in the 2016 Budget
A joint submission by ASH and the UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies for the 2016 Budget.
ASH_UKCTAS_Budgetsubmission2016FINAL.pdfDH consultation on implementation of the revised Tobacco Products Directive (2014/40/EU).
ASH response to a Department of Health consultation on the implementation of the revised Tobacco Products Directive (2014/40/EU).
ASH_DHTPD-consultation-response.pdfASH: Tobacco tax in the July 2015 Budget
A joint submission by ASH and the UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies for the July 2015 Budget.
ASH_UKCTAS_Budgetsubmission2015FINAL-1.pdflllicit Tobacco: What is the tobacco industry trying to do?
ASH Briefing – Illicit Tobacco: What is the tobacco industry trying to do? Produced for World No Tobacco Day, May 2015, the briefing reports on the tobacco industry’s conflicting positions on the illicit trade.
Illicit_tobacco_industry_action.pdfASH: Tobacco tax in the March 2015 Budget
A joint submission by ASH and the UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies for the March 2015 Budget.
ASH_UKCTAS_Budgetsubmission_March2015.pdfASH response to HMRC consultation on the control of raw tobacco
ASH response to a HM Revenue & Customs consultation on the control of raw tobacco.
Raw-tobacco-consultation-ASH-response.pdfASH: Tobacco tax in the 2014 Budget
A joint submission by ASH and the UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies for the 2014 Budget.
ASH_UKCTAS_Budgetsubmission2014.pdfRecent Posts
Big tobacco’s attempts to infiltrate UK health policy completely unacceptable
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Phil Chamberlain, managing editor of Tobacco Tactics and and a partner in STOP (Stopping Tobacco Organizations and Products), a global …Killer company; killer profits
Today ASH is kicking off a campaign to coincide with the annual general meetings of three of the world’s largest …Every day in England 280 children start smoking while Government action on its Smokefree 2030 pledge is awaited
3 February 2020 The clock is ticking – every day in England 280 children start smoking and over 200 adults …
