Philip Morris
Investigation of Barclay Filter
Fields
- Author
- Chapman, J.I.
- Type
- LETT, LETTER
- SCRT, REPORT, SCIENTIFIC
- Area
- CENTRAL FILES/PRE-DB WAREHOUSE
- Named Organization
- Bat, British American Tobacco
- Bw, Brown & Williamson
- Ftc, Federal Trade Commission
- Bw, Brown & Williamson
- Named Person
- Greiner
- Site
- R107
- Master ID
- 2021574528/4793
Related Documents:- 2021574528 Federal Trade Commission, Plaintiff, V. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., Defendant. Exhibits Annexed to Declaration of Wallace S. Snyder in Support of Plaintiff's Motion for Preliminary Injunction Volume I Exhibits 1 - 15
- 2021574529 Exhibit 1
- 2021574530 Notices Federal Trade Commission Cigarettes Testing for Tar and Nicotine Content
- 2021574531-4533 Statement of Considerations
- 2021574534-4536 Separate Statement of Chairman Dixon
- 2021574537 Exhibit 2
- 2021574538 Proposed Rule Making Advertising of Cigarettes Notice of Public Hearing and Opportunity to Submit Data, Views, or Arguments Regarding Proposed Trade Regulation Rule
- 2021574539 Exhibit 3
- 2021574540-4541
- 2021574542-4546
- 2021574547-4551 Explanatory Memorandum Relating to Voluntary Program for 'tar' and Nicotine Disclosure
- 2021574552
- 2021574553 Exhibit 4
- 2021574554 Proposed Rule Making Advertising of Cigarettes Notice of Suspension of Trade Regulation Proceeding
- 2021574555 Exhibit 5
- 2021574556-4557 Cigarette Advertising and Other Promotional Practices Announcement of Decision
- 2021574558 Exhibit 6
- 2021574559
- 2021574560 Agenda
- 2021574561-4578 Test Brands
- 2021574579 Exhibit 7
- 2021574580-4583
- 2021574584 Exhibit 8
- 2021574585 Cigarette Testing
- 2021574586 Exhibit 9
- 2021574587-4588
- 2021574589 Exhibit 10
- 2021574590-4594 Implications of Barclay Filter on Ftc 'tar' Testing Program
- 2021574595 Exhibit 11
- 2021574596
- 2021574597-4627 Memorandum to the Federal Trade Commission From Philip Morris Incorporated Concerning Barclay Cigarettes and A Proposed Change in the Apparatus Used in the Commission's Laboratory for Testing 'tar' Delivery
- 2021574628 Exhibit 12
- 2021574629-4646
- 2021574647 Smokers Tested by Dr. Roger Kamm
- 2021574648 Cain Butt Study
- 2021574649-4650 Smoke Panel Evaluations of Parclay Ks, Now Ks, and Carlton Ks with 'extended' Rigid Sleeves Around the Filter
- 2021574651-4668 20. Smoking Behaviour in Germany - the Analysis of Cigarette Butts (Kipa)
- 2021574669-4671 Puffing Frequency and Nicotine Intake in Cigarette Smokers
- 2021574672-4702 Memorandum to the Federal Trade Commission From Philip Morris Incorporated Concerning Barclay Cigarettes and A Proposed Change in the Apparatus Used in the Commission's Laboratory for Testing 'tar' Delivery
- 2021574703 Exhibit 13
- 2021574715-4720 Animal Inhalation Studies with Tobacco Smoke (A Review)
- 2021574721-4732 14. The Analysis of Smoking Parameters: Inhalation and Absorption of Tobacco Smoke in Studies of Human Smoking Behaviour
- 2021574733-4737 the Case for Medium - Nicotine, Low - Tar, Low Carbon Monoxide Cigarettes
- 2021574738-4740 A Novel Method for the Isolation and Quantitative Analysis of Nicotine and Cotinine in Biological Fluids
- 2021574741-4743 Verification of Smoking History in Parents After Inaction Using Urinary Nicotine and Cotinine Measurements
- 2021574744-4747 Smoking, Carbon Monoxide and Arterial Disease
- 2021574748 Exhibit 14
- 2021574749-4752
- 2021574753 Exhibit 15
- 2021574754-4755 Investigation of Barclay Filter
- 2021574756-4792 Supplemental Memorandum to the Federal Trade Commission From Philip Morris Incorporated Concerning Measurement of the Relative 'tar' Deliveries of Barclay and Other Cigarette Brands Through Analysis of Retained Nicotine in Cigarette Butts
- 2021574793
- Request
- Stmn/R1-116
- Recipient (Organization)
- Bureau of Consumer Protection
- Division of Advertising Practices
- Ftc, Federal Trade Commission
- Division of Advertising Practices
- Author (Organization)
- Apo, Arnold & Porter
- Recipient
- Myers, M.L.
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Date Loaded
- 05 Jun 1998
- Brand
- Barclay
- Benson & Hedges Multifilter
- Cambridge
- Carlton
- Marlboro
- Merit
- Multifilter
- Vantage
- Winston
- Benson & Hedges Multifilter
- UCSF Legacy ID
- cfs88e00
Document Images
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6. EXPLANATION OF SLOPE OF DELIVERY LINES, EXiIBITS 5 AND 6*
It was noted that the slope of the Barclay FTC tar delivery
versus I dilution was greater than that for either the Cambridge
or Carlton cigarettes. The reason for this is apparent from the
Brown & Williamson Barclay patent** which states that the "invention
further provides a cigarette filter for lowering tar predominantly
by ventilation instead of filtration." Basically, the filter
efficiency of the Barclay cigarette is substantially lower than that
of the Cambridge or Carlton. Thus when the dilution is reduced or
removed, the tar delivery rises on the Barclay product faster than
on the other two. Another way of noting this fact is from reading
the charts from the other direction, which shows that substantially
more dilution is needed in the Barclay to achieve equivalent tar
to the Cambridge or Carlton..'
*Memorandum To The Federal Trade Commission From Philip Morris
Incorporated Concerning Barclay Cigarettes And A Proposed Change
In The Apparatus Used In The Commission's Laboratory For Testing
"Tar" Delivery.
**U. S. Patent No. 4,256,122
