The United States did not table its tobacco exception at the latest round of TransPacific Partnership negotiations. The issue apparently did not come up during the closed-door sessions, although it was a central concern of NGOs during the one-hour stakeholder briefing with the chief negotiators. The next round is scheduled to begin September 6, but indications are that the exception will not be tabled until after the election.
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202-659-4310Press Releases
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Free Trade Agreement Ignores Global Tobacco Epidemic
12 Dec 2012
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Big Tobacco Buys Big Political Influence
16 Oct 2012
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New Website Highlights Tobacco Lobbyists’ Campaign Contributions and Gifts to Oklahoma Lawmakers
1 Oct 2012
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Historic Plain Packaging Measure Highlights Need for Stronger Action in U.S.
15 Aug 2012
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ASH Launches New Website, Brand
10 Aug 2012
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ASH calls on President Obama to Immediately Submit FCTC for Ratification, 8 Years After U.S. Signed Agreement
7 Aug 2012
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ASH to Attend National Conference on Tobacco or Health
7 Aug 2012
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ASH Applauds Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s Commitment to the Global Fight Against Tobacco
23 Mar 2012
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Free Trade Agreement Ignores Global Tobacco Epidemic

