japan tobacco regulation news today With Sunday marking World No Tobacco Day, experts urge Japan to introduce pictorial warnings about the dangers of smoking on tobacco packages

A Japanese company sparked global attention after giving non smoking employees six extra vacation days per year to make up for time coworkers spend on cigarette breaks. The policy was introduced after

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Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has released an assessment of the effects of secondhand exposure to heated tobacco products. The study found that using these products indoors increases harmful substances

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In 2017, a Tokyo based company introduced a policy after employees complained that cigarette breaks were creating an uneven workload. Non smoking staff felt they were working longer hours while others stepped

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Japan Tobacco Adjusts Supply Chains to Keep Russian Business, CEO Says

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Japanese University Says It Won't Hire Teachers Who Smoke

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With Sunday marking World No Tobacco Day, experts urge Japan to introduce pictorial warnings about the dangers of smoking on tobacco packages

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The number of regular smokers in Japan has reached a low not seen since 2022, at only around 1 in 7 people, a health ministry survey has found. [Link in the comments]

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