Rothmans International, a British tobacco company, was acquired by British American Tobacco in 1999 for $7.5 billion
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The Health Consequences of Smoking: a Report of the Surgeon General
Qualitative methods We used directed content analysis to explore existing theories to analyze interview data (32)
Many transnational tobacco companies have established environmental standards for their manufacturing processes, including reduction in energy use, increases in the proportion of recycled or reused facility waste, and reduced CO2 emissions, among others