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20.03.20

Big Tobacco

PMI sidesteps global health treaty to lobby councils

The world's largest multinational tobacco company offered to work with local authorities and schools, despite rules designed to prevent industry influence on public health policy

06.03.20

Big Tobacco

Government vows to protect health policy from Big Tobacco after Bureau investigation

MPs debated the findings of a Dispatches co-produced by the Bureau that revealed Philip Morris International's proposal for a bill to relax advertising restrictions

24.02.20

Big Tobacco

The ‘Unsmoke’ screen: the truth behind PMI’s cigarette-free future

The world's largest multinational tobacco company said it wanted to go smoke-free - but it still sells billions of cigarettes every year

23.11.19

Big Tobacco

Vaping giant Juul pushes for more addictive e‑cigarettes

Juul has built a network of lobbyists and PR firms as it campaigns for strict laws on nicotine products and advertisements to be relaxed

23.11.19

Big Tobacco

Loophole lets Juul advertise to children at the cinema

A screening of a 15-rated film included adverts for Juul, an e-cigarette that can only be sold to adults but is popular with teenagers in the US

21.11.19

Big Tobacco

Juul spreads over the world as home market collapses in scandal

Despite ongoing legal cases and investigations in the US, the vaping business is attempting to expand and is lobbying foreign governments to relax rules around nicotine products

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