Sites about the smuggling of tobacco products.
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Collection of around 150 internal British American Tobacco (BAT) documents, illustrating the extent of BAT's involvement in cigarette smuggling in Asia and Latin America.
Scientific analysis examines tobacco industry financials and comrpes them to industry claims about cigarette smuggling.
Research concludes "cigarette smuggling is not caused principally by 'market forces'. It is mainly caused by fraud, by the illegal evasion of import duty. The cigarettes involved are not the cheap brands from southern European countries, for which there is no international market. It is the well-known international brands such as Marlboro and Winston."
News article reports that "executives of British-based tobacco giant BAT sought to manage cigarette black markets in the drive to increase profits".
Documentary on cigarette company involvement in drug money laundering.
PBS documentary on cigarette smuggling "used by the biggest tobacco companies as a tool to break into markets all over the world. "
60 minutes story covers the evidence that R. J. Reynolds is involved in illegal cigarette smuggling.
(February 13, 2003)
Research concludes "cigarette smuggling is not caused principally by 'market forces'. It is mainly caused by fraud, by the illegal evasion of import duty. The cigarettes involved are not the cheap brands from southern European countries, for which there is no international market. It is the well-known international brands such as Marlboro and Winston."
News article reports that "executives of British-based tobacco giant BAT sought to manage cigarette black markets in the drive to increase profits".
Scientific analysis examines tobacco industry financials and comrpes them to industry claims about cigarette smuggling.
PBS documentary on cigarette smuggling "used by the biggest tobacco companies as a tool to break into markets all over the world. "
Documentary on cigarette company involvement in drug money laundering.
Collection of around 150 internal British American Tobacco (BAT) documents, illustrating the extent of BAT's involvement in cigarette smuggling in Asia and Latin America.
60 minutes story covers the evidence that R. J. Reynolds is involved in illegal cigarette smuggling.
(February 13, 2003)
