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Philip Morris International says that its subsidiary, Rothmans, Benson & Hedges, having successfully filed for creditor protection, will be able to carry on with minimal disruption.Read More
Facing possible court awards that exceed its assets, Imperial Tobacco Canada is seeking to resolve all outstanding Canadian tobacco litigation under a court-supervised process.Read More
Japan Tobacco Inc. says that its subsidiary JTIMacdonald Corp, having successfully filed for protection from its creditors, will be able to carry on with its business as normal.Read More
British American Tobacco is making provision in case it cannot recover a C$758 million 'asset' currently held in a Canadian court's escrow account.Read More
Philip Morris International, which has revised one full-year 2019 forecast, says there is a lack of clarity about some aspects of the court proceedings that have prompted this revision.Read More
Tobacco manufacturers seem likely to seek leave to appeal to Canada's Supreme Court in respect of a C$15 billion award that on Friday was upheld by Quebec's Court of Appeal.Read More
It would be easier to feel sympathy for cigarette manufacturers caught bang to rights over price rises if their extra earnings had been used to enrich the lives of impoverished tobacco growers.Read More
A tobacco control expert says Canada needs to concentrate on getting to grips with a changing tobacco/nicotine market rather than spending time on reviewing past policies.Read More
While the incidence of smoking among Canadians 25 years of age and older has increased recently, that among younger people has remained steady.Read More