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Djarum Black Djarum Black is internationally
recognized for its blend of the finest tobaccos and clove in
unique black wrapping. With 25 Mg Tar and 1.6 Mg Nicotine, give
you the real Indonesia cigarettes taste. Let the confidence
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Djarum Black Cappuccino Djarum Black Cappuccino is
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and cloves in unique cappuccino fragrance. With 25 Mg Tar and
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Sampoerna A Mild 16 Sampoerna A Mild is a balanced
blend of costly Java Aromatic, American and other high quality
tobaccos. The distinctive flavor, taste and aroma comes from
the addition of fine natural clove. With 14 Mg Tar and 1.0 Mg
Nicotine, give you the real Indonesia cigarettes taste. The
quality cigarette is brought to you with pride and uncompromising
dedication from The House of Sampoerna.
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Gudang Garam International If you have a question.. what
the most populer kretek in this moment? the answer it's Gudang
Garam International. With 30 mg Tar, 1.8 mg Nicotine, Blended
from high quality tobaccos and natural cloves to provide an exclusive
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Indonesia Tobacco Sales Grow, Raising Health Fears Smoking rates in Indonesia have increased significantly in recent years, placing it with India and China as the nations with the highest smoking rates. Katie Hamann met with researchers at a recent tobacco conference in the capital, Jakarta. They challenge the government's position that the tobacco industry is vital to economic growth in Indonesia. . . . Barber says tobacco consumes a disproportionate part of family income, with smokers spending more than five times as much on cigarettes than on health care and education. "Households with smokers are dedicating a very, very large amount of money on tobacco and this has serious welfare implications for the rest of their family," added Barber. "We also know that paternal smoking is a positive predictor of malnutrition." Barber's research also shows that the government would benefit considerably from an increase in taxes. The industry now contributes more than $4.5 billion in taxes, accounting for as much as 10 percent of revenue. Raising taxes, she says, could increase that amount. Agung Laksono kicks smoking habit Anyone who has smoked cigarettes for a long period of time may find it difficult to kick the unhealthy habit -- but Agung Laksono says he is finally free of his nicotine addiction. The House of Representatives spokesman says he forced himself to stop smoking, a bad habit he picked up when he was 13. "I had been smoking since I was in high school and smoked heavier when started working. I could smoke up to five packs a day," Agung was quoted as saying by Antara on Tuesday. Enforcement of smoking bans 'weak' Smoking in public places has been banned in Jakarta since 2005, but the city administration has been reluctant to enforce the bylaw and sanction violators, the Indonesian Consumers Foundation (YLKI) said. "Enforcement is weak. Nobody is punished for smoking in public places," the coordinator of tobacco control at YLKI, Tulus Abadi, told reporters recently. According to the city's air pollution control bylaw, smoking is banned in certain public or populated places, including healthcare facilities, schools, on public transportation, places of worship and the workplace. Head of the Jakarta Environmental Management Agency, Budirama Natakusumah, said any measures that involved the courts slowed the process to punish scofflaws. LETTER: Endorsing MUI smoking ban Good to see someone at least thinking about taking the lead on this major social and health issue. But where is the government's leadership? Why isn't the health minister taking the lead? Or, better still, the President? The health and social impacts of tobacco is an issue for all Indonesians and should not be left solely to a religious group to take the lead. The economic and social costs of smoking will always far exceed the economic benefits from tobacco. . . . Wake up Indonesia. Tobacco is a deadly drug and is killing your citizens -- your fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters and your children. Govt shuts down 1,500 cigarette factories The government has since early this year shut down at least 1,500 cigarette factories in the country for various reasons. "There are many reasons to shut down the cigarette factories, ranging from the absence of official permits, abuse of excise tapes to the illegal sales of cigarettes," Director General of Customs and Excise Anwar Suprijadi said here on Wednesday. Unless the cigarette factories were shut down, they would have the potential to inflict losses to legally operating cigarette makers and the state, he said. Commission seeks MUI support to ban underage smoking Smoking should be declared haram (unlawful in Islam) to protect children from its harmful effects, the National Commission for Child Protection has told the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI). "Changing the old paradigm, which regards smoking as a normal thing, must be supported by all elements of society, including the faith community," commission chairman Seto Mulyadi said on the sidelines of a meeting with MUI leaders Tuesday. . . . "Parents, families, teachers and all adults around children, including the tobacco industry, must be aware of this prohibition. Advertisements targeting children as their customers should be limited," said Amidhan. "However, to turn that stance into a fatwa (decree) we need to bring the discussion in the Ijtima' Ulama assembly, which will be held at the end of this year in West Sumatra," Amidhan said. The Ijtima' Ulama assembly is a gathering of MUI's fatwa commissions nationwide, which discuss and decide on new fatwa. Alicia Keys Sets Example for Entertainment Industry By Withdrawing Tobacco Sp... U.S. singing star Alicia Keys has set a positive example that should be followed by musicians and entertainers worldwide by demanding the withdrawal of tobacco industry sponsorship of her July 31 concert in Jakarta, Indonesia. We applaud Ms. Keys for taking quick action to disassociate herself from the tobacco industry and to prevent her name, image and talent from continuing to be used to market cigarettes to children. It is critical that the tobacco company involved, Philip Morris International/Sampoerna, and concert promoters immediately end the sponsorship and all tobacco-related marketing and branding associated with the concert. We call on all involved in the music and entertainment industry, including performers and promoters, to follow Alicia Keys' example and adopt policies of rejecting all tobacco sponsorship and other tobacco promotions. We also call on tobacco companies to immediately cease all such sponsorships and promotions. . . . In the Philippines, those seeking tickets to an August 30 reunion concert of the famous Filipino band Eraserheads are being directed to www.marlboro.ph, a web site run by Philip Morris International's Philippines subsidiary. The Eraserheads have been called the "Beatles of the Philippines" and the reunion concert has generated enormous online buzz that often mentions the Marlboro web site, generating positive publicity for the world's best-selling cigarette brand. Philippines authorities should investigate whether marketing for this concert violates a national law that, as of July 1, 2008, bans tobacco sponsorships and all forms of tobacco advertising in mass media, including the Internet. These concert sponsorships and promotions indicate that Philip Morris International continues to engage in cigarette marketing that attracts children, especially in developing countries where the company may think it can escape public scrutiny. |
