Philip Morris International Inc.
Location
Connecticut
Founded
1987-03-28
Website
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2025-06-02 (realites.com.tn)
The National School of Customs and PMIs strengthen their partnership in the fight against illegal tobacco (video) -
The National Customs School welcomes, on June 2 and 3, an operational seminar devoted to the fight against illicit trade, in particular in the tobacco sector. Organized in partnership with Philip Morris International (PMI), this event aims to strengthen the competences of the control authorities in the face of the new roads of fraud, to ...
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2025-05-14 (aboutlawsuits.com)
Zyn Lawsuit Filed by Baltimore Over Youth Marketing and Nicotine Addiction Risks -
The city of Baltimore has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturers of Zyn nicotine pouches, accusing Philip Morris of engaging in an internal "project" designed to create a new generation of nicotine addicts.
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2025-03-24 (stacker.news)
Big Tobacco's legacy in food still impacts us with every bite \ ~food_and_drinks
In the 1980s, Big Tobacco took over the food industry, using the same tactics that made cigarettes addictive. They engineered processed foods to hijack cravings, targeting kids and fueling today's obesity crisis. The Takeover (1980s): • Philip Morris (Marlboro) bought Kraft & General Foods, RJ Reynolds grabbed Nabisco. • They owned Oreos, Kraft Mac & Cheese, Kool-Aid—iconic brands designed to keep you hooked. Addiction Engineering: • Perfect ratios of fat, sugar, and salt ("bliss point") to spike dopamine and override willpower. • Foods that dissolve fast, tricking your brain into eating more. Targeting Kids: • Cartoon mascots, toy giveaways, and Saturday morning ads—just like cigarette marketing before the ban. The Damage: • Since 1980: Diabetes rates tripled, obesity jumped from 46% to 74%. • Processed foods became a slow poison—no warning labels, just clever marketing. Breaking Free: • Eat real food: eggs, meat, fruit, vegetables. • Ditch foods with hydrogenated oils, HFCS, or mystery ingredients.
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2024-10-07 (theretirementgroup.com)
For Parents at Philip Morris International: 4 Steps to Protecting a Child with Disabilities
Ensure your child's future with proper planning. Philip Morris International employees can follow these 4 steps to protect a child with disabilities. Philip Morris International parents, start planning today.
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2023-12-04 (altroconsumo.it)
Heated tobacco (IQOS iluma), sharp foil in the tiore sticks: children could ingest it with very serious risks
The sticks used by the Philip Morris heated tobacco device have a metal part inside with pointed corners. And there is the concrete possibility, already documented abroad, that these cigarettes are accidentally ingested by children, even a few months, with very serious risks of gastro-intestinal lesions. Dangers also for pets. The warning on the label is illegible and, if adults and health workers are not aware of it, it is more difficult to intervene in a timely manner.
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2023-09-30 (lavozdegalicia.es)
Find the year you were born: what progress was made in the field of medicine?
We review the last seven decades to present the greatest achievements achieved in each year
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2023-09-04 (business-humanrights.org)
Brazil: Alliance One, China Brasil Tabacos, Philip Morris, Souza Cruz and Universal Leaf are accused by inspectors of the work of having slave labor in their tobacco production - Business & Human Rights Resource Center
Article Brazil: Alliance One, China Brasil Tabacos, Philip Morris, Souza Cruz and Universal Leaf are accused by inspectors of the work of having slave labor in their tobacco production
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2023-06-08 (druganddevicelawblog.com)
Medical Monitoring – 50-State Survey
As we mentioned in our recent American Law Institute (“ALI”) medical monitoring post, the other side is engaged in an ongoing attempt to ram recognition
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2021-12-10 (businesswire.com)
Philip Morris International Releases 10-Year Anniversary Report on Agricultural Labor Practices
Today, in recognition of International Day of Human Rights and the International Year for the Elimination of Child Labor (2021), Philip Morris Interna
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2018-04-05 (hrw.org)
A Bitter Harvest: Child Labor and Human Rights Abuses on Tobacco Farms in Zimbabwe | HRW
This report documents how children work in hazardous conditions, performing tasks that threaten their health and safety or interfere with their education. Child workers are exposed to nicotine and toxic pesticides, and many suffer symptoms consistent with nicotine poisoning from handling tobacco leaves. Adults working on tobacco farms in Zimbabwe also face serious health risks and labor abuses.
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2018-04-05 (hrw.org)
A Bitter Harvest: Child Labor and Human Rights Abuses on Tobacco Farms in Zimbabwe | HRW
This report documents how children work in hazardous conditions, performing tasks that threaten their health and safety or interfere with their education. Child workers are exposed to nicotine and toxic pesticides, and many suffer symptoms consistent with nicotine poisoning from handling tobacco leaves. Adults working on tobacco farms in Zimbabwe also face serious health risks and labor abuses.
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2018-04-05 (hrw.org)
A Bitter Harvest: Child Labor and Human Rights Abuses on Tobacco Farms in Zimbabwe | HRW
This report documents how children work in hazardous conditions, performing tasks that threaten their health and safety or interfere with their education. Child workers are exposed to nicotine and toxic pesticides, and many suffer symptoms consistent with nicotine poisoning from handling tobacco leaves. Adults working on tobacco farms in Zimbabwe also face serious health risks and labor abuses.
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