75% (approx. US$30 million) of @PMIfoundation Smoke Free World funding went to organizations based in the US and UK. Now wasn't that a good return on investment? Smoke-Free World weakens tobacco control policy. @BathTR https://t.co/TOVfSsUR29
@PMIfoundation implying that the FDA decided that IQOS was a reduced risk product, something the FDA specifically has not done. #ecigs#vaping https://t.co/E01u5DfeHe
It is unthinkable that @PMIfoundation and @DerekYach have tried to highjack the tobacco control agenda through their spurious Smoke Free World given they are the problem. Philip Morris’ Secret War against the WHO and tobacco control experts: Le Monde 21 https://t.co/6CdFGEui69
PMI aggressively lobbied for the promotion and sale of its heated tobacco products (HTP) in at least 12 countries
resulting in governments reversing previous bans on HTPs and allowing their sale. @PMIfoundation Good corporate citizens...not! https://t.co/gT8FkFxGSX
#BigTobacco continues to hedge its bets with its new brand extensions while still pushing combustibles. We call that hypocrisy and bad corporate citizenship. @PMIfoundation https://t.co/j2ZW2YjkN9
So much for @PMIfoundation SmokeFree world ambitions. They only want to derail you from really quitting with#ecigs while still building market share with combustibles. No guess on their motives simply #bloodmoney#scumbags#BigTobacco https://t.co/i1WQ79SBr3
Le département de psychiatrie et de santé mentale de l’Université de #CapeTown (UCT) a accepté plus d’un million de Rands (environ 61 166 euros) de la part de la Fondation Smoke-Free World, fondation financée par @InsidePMI@PMIfoundation
https://t.co/s9MP5LnwgR
@BathTR@martinmckee When you need expressions many degrees stronger than "utter sham" to describe the "independence" of the farce that is the Philip Morris fully funded @PMIfoundation ...
Flavored tobacco products are often the first kind of tobacco that young people ever use. Restricting the marketing of those flavors — including menthol — would significantly benefit public health.
https://t.co/N0e1vS0Swo
If tobacco giant Philip Morris were serious about wanting "a smoke-free world," it could simply stop fighting life-saving tobacco control policies. Their new “research” foundation is a retread of an old tobacco industry PR tactic: distraction. https://t.co/knPIK5O28f
.@JAMA_current Viewpoint is right: Philip Morris (@InsidePMI) can’t be taken seriously that they want a smoke-free world when they aggressively promote cigarettes and fight life-saving tobacco control policies around the world. https://t.co/4vkzLINWuf
Today, court-ordered "corrective statements" begin appearing on tobacco company websites — another place where young people won’t see them. What’s really needed is corrective action, not just corrective statements. https://t.co/If3LN4MsP4 via @Thxamelian & @CNBC
In a big win for kids and health, #SanFrancisco voters upheld the city’s ban on the sale of flavored tobacco, including menthol cigarettes. By a 68 to 32 percent margin, voters rejected Big Tobacco’s $11.6 million campaign against the law.
https://t.co/7NXM5zEKSM #YesOnE
Even with limitations, Big Tobacco advertising is all around you. Here are some of the events that have shaped current tobacco marketing.
https://t.co/23Gv31iggm