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Formula 1: Drive to Survive on Netflix Criticised Over Tobacco Advertising
Netflix has come under criticism for its popular show Formula 1: Drive to Survive, due to concerns and criticism from tombacco industry watchdogs regarding prominent advertising of tobacco brands on F1 cars. The show is being accused of indirectly glorifying tobacco brands, although F1 insists that all advertising is in line with applicable laws.
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Ferrari Discussing New F1 Deal With Philip Morris Despite Mission Winnow EU Ban
Ferrari is discussing a new deal with Philip Morris despite the uproar against the new mission winnow branding.
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Electronic Cigarettes "Great Health Risk": Centre Bans Sales And Imports
The health ministry called on Tuesday for stopping the sale or import of electronic cigarettes and heat-not-burn tobacco devices that companies like Philip Morris International Inc were planning to launch in the country.
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Government To Quiz Marlboro Cigarette Makers For Alleged Violation
India plans to seek an explanation from Philip Morris International Inc about its marketing practices after Reuters reported that the tobacco giant used tactics that government officials say flout the country's law, a health ministry official said on Friday.
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US Supreme Court Rejects Philip Morris Appeal
The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear an appeal by tobacco giant Philip Morris USA which had been ordered to pay $25 million to a man whose wife died of cancer.
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Philip Morris Pleads Not Guilty To Huge Thai Tax Dodge
Tobacco giant Philip Morris on Monday pleaded not guilty to dodging hundreds of millions of dollars in import tax to Thailand, a crime carrying a massive fine of up to $2.27 billion.
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Ex-Philip Morris Workers Lead Uruguay Tobacco Crackdown
During the two decades Daniel Gomez spent in the cigarette business at Philip Morris in Uruguay, he never imagined he would one day be promoting and enforcing anti-tobacco laws.
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Australian court deals blow to global tobacco giants
Australia called on the world to match its tough new anti-tobacco marketing laws after its highest court on Wednesday dismissed a challenge from global cigarette companies, although few of Asia's emerging economies appeared likely to follow suit.
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Formula 1: Drive to Survive on Netflix Criticised Over Tobacco Advertising
Netflix has come under criticism for its popular show Formula 1: Drive to Survive, due to concerns and criticism from tombacco industry watchdogs regarding prominent advertising of tobacco brands on F1 cars. The show is being accused of indirectly glorifying tobacco brands, although F1 insists that all advertising is in line with applicable laws.
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Ferrari Discussing New F1 Deal With Philip Morris Despite Mission Winnow EU Ban
Ferrari is discussing a new deal with Philip Morris despite the uproar against the new mission winnow branding.
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Electronic Cigarettes "Great Health Risk": Centre Bans Sales And Imports
The health ministry called on Tuesday for stopping the sale or import of electronic cigarettes and heat-not-burn tobacco devices that companies like Philip Morris International Inc were planning to launch in the country.
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Government To Quiz Marlboro Cigarette Makers For Alleged Violation
India plans to seek an explanation from Philip Morris International Inc about its marketing practices after Reuters reported that the tobacco giant used tactics that government officials say flout the country's law, a health ministry official said on Friday.
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US Supreme Court Rejects Philip Morris Appeal
The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear an appeal by tobacco giant Philip Morris USA which had been ordered to pay $25 million to a man whose wife died of cancer.
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Philip Morris Pleads Not Guilty To Huge Thai Tax Dodge
Tobacco giant Philip Morris on Monday pleaded not guilty to dodging hundreds of millions of dollars in import tax to Thailand, a crime carrying a massive fine of up to $2.27 billion.
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Ex-Philip Morris Workers Lead Uruguay Tobacco Crackdown
During the two decades Daniel Gomez spent in the cigarette business at Philip Morris in Uruguay, he never imagined he would one day be promoting and enforcing anti-tobacco laws.
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Australian court deals blow to global tobacco giants
Australia called on the world to match its tough new anti-tobacco marketing laws after its highest court on Wednesday dismissed a challenge from global cigarette companies, although few of Asia's emerging economies appeared likely to follow suit.
