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[Letter regarding discussion on 1st November during London Conference regarding medium and long term needs]
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- Recipient
- Blackman, LCF
- Recipient (Organization)
- British-American Tobacco Company Limited
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- Pritchard
- Tice
- Specht, Herr V
- Lockhart, Stewart
- Tice
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- 13 Aug 2004
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- us003
- Author (Organization)
- BAT Cigarettien-Fabriken GmbH
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DIPL:ING. ERHARD ~ITTE~SHAUS
B A T Gi~A~Erv=.N-~B~iKEN GMBH
Dr. L.C.F. Blac~ Esq.,
Group Research & ~velopment
Centre,
British-American Tobacco Co. Ltd.,
Regent's Park Road,
GB - Southampton S09 IPE.
23rd November, 1979
I~AT~ 26 NOV
1979
Dear Lionel,
i 2:'~"
I refer to our discussion on Thursday mor~~
the Ist of November during our London Conference,
where you asked me again for our medium and long
term needs. On various discourses with our R&D staff
on the GR&DC programme before and after the Conference
there have raised quite a lot o~ actlvit~es which we
did not find adequately taken into account within
the 1980 progra~e of Southampton.
So we deliver our needs to you, especially as you
know that because of our increasing competitive market
the anti-smoking campaigns, entailing more and more
legal constraints and regulations coerce us to con-
centrate on short-term problems such as appropriate
and prospective product development and to meet the
requirements of growing product quality assurance.
Our needs which you find enclosed are supposed
to reveal the possible demands and issues for our
company in the future~ May be, we have to face these
problems much sooner than we expect.
There is no question that our needs reflect our
problems and we are responsible for their results
and evaluation now and in the future.
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So I would appreciate very much if you could
tell me, how you intend to integrate them into the
GR&DC programme. Perhaps you might like to outline
the scope of planning and possible ways of solutions
together with realistic time estimation.
As you know, I am in charge of R & D and obliged
to my Board for all R & D projects and future
planning which have b~en agreed upon by the Board,
so that you/ways of tackling our needs with regard
to possible achievements are of great value to me.
I am convinced that by continuing our dialogue
and the fruitful bringing together of our research
and development staff the cooperation of R & D
departments will he strong and useful for both
of us.
Looking forward to meetlhg you on the 28th of
November, I remain,
Encls.
CC.
Mr. Stewart Lockhart
Mr. Prltchard
Herr v. Specht
Mr. Tice
With kind re~ards,
Yours sin er ly,
O
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~D
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