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Outline for President's Office Presentation Appraisal of the Present & Future Contributions of the Research Department to the Corporation (Tobacco Only) [Four Major Work Areas in Research Department]

Date: 10 Mar 0000
Length: 8 pages
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/ 4 . • ,• . " ,. I . . . ROUGH DRAFT r 1 CONFIDENTIAL Outline for President's Cfiice Presentation, Tuesday,. March 10, 191 Captc~i;~C. TION OF TFiE PRESENT & FLTTtIRE CCNTRIBUTIONS OF THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT TO THE CORPORATION (TOBACCO ONLY) Listed below are the four major work areas in the Research Department giving the kinds of projects involved and aa =~n of each area in terms of its cantribution to the corporation. These four areas are listed from the slmpler to the more complex and from short- to 1onq•term. No attempt is made to include internal services such as administraiion, maintenance, office, library, microscopy and the like. 1. 1) SERVICC3 s B. 'echnical Services to the Leaf Depart..ient Analyses of premarket, maraet, stemmery and : special stples; correlation of technical specifications vrith quality; t c'~f",.r technical-Vice on new varieties and relation of leat-characteristics to . C C . "numb er' PWNTIFF'3 COPY !!X~ 1 ' GJ GO }' ~ CTR HN 026364
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CONFIDENTIAL , Evaluation of the Present & Fhture Contributions of the ResEarch peoartment to the CorQoratian (Tobacco Only) -Z- C. Technical Services to the Overseas Division Performance checks on overseas brands; analysfs c2 foreip leaf; and agronomic advice (research man now In Venezuela). ~ . , ~- Evaluaticn ~ a) - Keep-js the corporation abreast of changes in competitive ~ brands.A Presumably, the present work will decrease in the future unless there is another "revolution" in cigarette performance characteristics. b) X~goWdta; outside independent certificaticn of technical~claimsV .; . • ~.~. . .. ... . : ,. - - :=;a Fu•ture demands will probably approai- mate those of the present. This -work Is tmportart to the Marketing Depart- ' ment on Hi-Fi brands as long as technical features are Important in sales 1444n*s. Costs should be kept to the minimum nscessary to provide techni- Cal SLi rt O pp . , ,,,~ ,~4.•r P~:N'~`tc~a+ ~~i,c c) mit:.d.the..poss#bl~ future-eeed4or- tat ens&e$tion A -tst-this work if cigarettes are ever placed under Food and Drug control or if la.belling laws are enacted. As Is the case with many foods, drugs and cosmetics, certain minor ccnstituents may be subject to criticism and technical service, including biological testing, might become necessary. -0 a-' j"``. °_ 'e: Food and Drug Law,, if applied to cigarettes, certain ccn- stituents, like arsenic and other Insecticides, a.nd certain minor smoke C 0 C .~ constitueats might have to be controlled. ~ F+ G1 COPY .39-. .,....~:.:.,. .. Al N. . _. . • ...-... '..,. .. . .. . CTR HN 028365
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. - ~ '~~: .. . 1 1 ~ 1.~~. ,~tC N r CONFjpENTIqL 1 : , . . ~ Eninsfion ot the Present 6 Put:u•e Coatributtons oi th• Res.arch E I? ~Baumsnt e the Coroorat+on (Tobeeco 4~f ~~ .. .'.: . . ' .\ ., . l.r 1 R t !N 024:7s36.iy
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D. New Processes for Providin Fi11er and Filters:e*- Methods for processing new types of raw ,, .,I ;- materials and intermediates Gt, -A, , _ ~ ~•- V~t ~V V~l. A tl. RR A ~..• ~fi .c,-1 o~ittz ....:...,~. .~ _ . .... .~,... COPY ~ CTR HN 028366
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. . ., . ~ . : Evaluation of the Present & Future Contributions of the Research ; Deoartment to the Corporation (Tobacco Onlv) Evaluation Process development and Improvement is a necessary adjunct to product development and improvement. . Ii provides necessary workable manufactu.ring techniques for these new things when they are quite difierent those now being used. e and ,1?&~l~ti~iar_examp2e,~he development of a BL from scratch would ' . • . . . , .. . . .. have been a process development prof ect. ' Development of an all- tobacco BL falls in this category. Process work translates laboratory ee.-1.r4 a ,.., . , s3d11-results into pilot plant and seni=works skiit leading to full scale manufacture, and is preceded by careful technical and economic evalua- tion since pilot scale work is more. e~Vensive than laboratory work, although less expensive than doin4 the same thing in tt}e factory. Pilot plant work is done in close cooperation with y personnel. The accelerated aging and upgrading process, if feasible, could - provide a substantial saving in invaitory and interest and would result ~ . in improved quality of tobacco with possible savings in leaf costs: -{ It is probable that in the rature new raw znaterials and interznediates will be necessary and processing means must be dzveloped to make them / . feasible in the factory. C C ~ ~.; . ( I- C ~ ,..+ CD COPY. {..I TR i i S i 026369
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CpNF,j0'e/~l 1AL . Evaluitloa of the Present 6 Fubra Contributions of the Reseaz'ch "•' / i/: •,) ~A= ent to tha Corooratlon (T obacco Onlv) BASTC & APPLIf:D RESEAR.CH tProvision of ne.lmoa.ledqe ~ '. .. _...- ~ f awaua114e MY M-Or wsT ana necessarp to procsct sna procesa devdopm.ntJ ~ t ltZit'tlff,la, ~i ^./7rtt, G ~ itjp A ~ AnslsMeal aeth+o(ds to o rovtde answ . . ~~' ers :, Smoldaq s¢etdods, snalJses of leet and amoke •. , to tinderstanri ead evstuate thetr coaspoettton s tbst ultSmaLe1T siaake '~, MarYetiag Use ~ Sacahlf~rentat Techaical PrinctplesIoa small scaln ~.co ~•w t- d ~ 4~~ ~ s~ . ~'- be prwed sss~oat out cn lir roduct developaent~•~ er scale • -- q ~ , _y C •:IrwA~ 1.VtrU~. r T.I; }j • 1j: Ntvr ~~~? P.esearch•Toold Rnd v / ~. ?astruaents ~ 1 , . . ~ .. ~~ • taqsedleatx can be± oatrolled; relatton }dcomposition of letf and sa~olce, sqiln leadtaq to s2aoke cootrol; definition and control of qnalitp; ahat ptrysical and chemicsl propertias sre necessary tn a qood fUter, best memt of combattnq health clsims. 12. Near and More ~.'L'icient Routine Anal4ttcal Test Metbods t CKt4, Ij J~ Or.L.s~ ~f ~n .:. .• usimeat of smolc. cam ositton, for ezamg le, , ~ ~ y du' c~w ' ~ proporttcna of qss to paaiculati pDasa'" by tbe tued salectiveJ : .. Mn..r.,. ; , ~r,,. ; ~. ^r41 p,~ // t... ~atu.• ~ d. Methods of Demonstratirg Product I=rovenent for , I Aceelereted Aairg~V:^Jradtar and Control 1 ~ • I!s4./L t' .. .\ ,~/~..~^.nd++fv-CJ K`A" rvC,/~nj~wS ~ J .1~ Deftnttton of Qemtcal Chanaes durtYi Avinq LeadLla to •-r V +..:.. . s 1rv;. . • C~~R Ht~ C~2~~~'`0
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/ Evaluation of the Present & Future Contributions of the Research Deoartment to the Corvoration (Tobacco Cnlp) Evaluation -7- c0NF7D~'NTIqL' There is seldom a cirect papadt fromm basic and applied research but there is usually an indirect psyrff. It is a spearhead operation -- learninq to walk beSore we can run. It teeds fuel to our product development efforts and provides the necessary fundamental technical tools. Ultimately, research is intended to keep us in business over the long pull. N C C C ~ C ~ CO ~ CTR HN 0283'71

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