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Geoff Vann @BV_dodderer

Retired ex-smoking vaper

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Farmer rounding up sheep with dog was reported to RSPCA

archived 13 Jun 2026 23:30:04 UTC

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For interest tga.gov.au/products/unapprov…
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Something to look forward to - 2nd July 😀 aspireaotearoa.org.nz/sites/…
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For interest - the numbers by year and my extrapolation of the 2022/23 NDSHS
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For the avoidance of doubt, 2016 is just the 4th quarter😀
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For interest and comparison tobaccoinaustralia.org.au/ch…
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More of interest tobaccoinaustralia.org.au/ch…
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Compare and contrast haypp.com/uk/nicopedia/news/… ash.org.uk/media-centre/news…
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Maybe could be discussed at #GFN26 ?
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For interest, I plotted the duty VAT figures from "Cigarette Taxes in Europe, 2026 | Tax Foundation Europe" against the % non-domestic from the KPMG report (seems to be just EU for duty/VAT so I added UK with same figure as Ireland)😀
Christopher Snowdon
@cjsnowdon
Jun 3
Replying to @BV_dodderer
fyi pmi.com/content/dam/pmicom/g…
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A few overlaps - but the equation works out that every €1 increase in duty & VAT gives a 5.6% increase in ND packs
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As reported by Sky ash.org.uk/media-centre/news…

Disposable vape use falls sharply during the first year of the ban - ASH

Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) is a campaigning public health charity that works to eliminate the harm caused by tobacco.

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Reminder of numbers up to Aug 2023
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Reminder of disadvantaged groups
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For interest academic.oup.com/heapro/arti…

The tobacco industry at the health–environment nexus: a framing analysis of the UK ‘disposable’...

Abstract. The sharp rise in ‘disposable’, or single-use, e-cigarettes in the UK—especially among young people—has raised urgent public health and environme

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Worth pointing out the modelled impact on prevalence by 2030 - 35,437 in 5 years under the "immediate hard cap" scenario. In comparison, disposables produced 745,000 quitters (in GB) in less than 5 years
Geoff Vann@BV_dodderer
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For interest - modelling for the industry price cap scheme - mentions Laffer doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.…
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For interest - modelling for the industry price cap scheme - mentions Laffer doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.…
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It's worse - the HMRC figure is for the whole of the UK - their figure is just England (roughly 85% of the UK by population)
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It may be advantageous for the industry to set up a joint-venture manufacturing plant in the UK - which would maximise their production costs and thus their margin😀
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