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Tobacco industry involvement/activity in the UK

A 1988 Philip Morris matrix/chart lists "to-do" type tasks for the company to address secondhand smoke issues in Europe. Tasks listed include "Restore Smoker Confidence," "Reverse Health Perception," "Establish/Maintain/Exploit Smoker Clubs," "Resist Smoking Restriction" and others. Check boxes are provided for the countries of Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait GCC [Gulf Council Countries], Turkey, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.[1]

Sourcewatch articles on tobacco industry activity in the UK

The United Kingdom is the home of British American Tobacco.

--- Following is a list of articles that relate to the United Kingdom.

Politicans

Please see List of Members of Parliament 2001 and Category:Politicians (UK).

Atlanticists

Industry Associations

Think Tanks

Political Groups

Groups Associated with Political Parties

Parliament

The Israel Lobby

Animal Rights Campaigns

Public Relations

British government propaganda and PR organisations

Government-related PR and lobbying

Government contractors

The Well-Connected Fringe

Scandals


Northern Ireland

Print Media

UK-wide

Scottish

London

Active publishers

Other

References

  1. Philip Morris Overall Plan Matrix Chart/graph. August 9, 1988. Bates No. 2501046475
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