Philip Morris
890000 2nd Revised Forecast Presentation - Corporate Affairs John Dollisson 000615 - New York
Fields
- Author
- Dollison, J.
- Type
- SPCH, SPEECH, PRESENTATION
- REPT, REPORT, OTHER
- Attachment
- 2500101311/2500101323
- Area
- PLANNING RYEBROOK/BOARDROOM
- Site
- G45
- Request
- Stmn/R1-012
- Named Person
- Aviado
- Mckay, J.
- Connolly, G.
- Daynard, R.
- Document File
- 2500101294/2500101389/890000 Zrf Indonesia
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Named Organization
- Asia Pacific + Oceana Sports Assembly
- Asia Pacific Anti Tobacco League
- Bat Asia
- Boca Raton Corporate Affairs Conference
- Bw, Brown & Williamson
- Hong Kong Council on Smoking + Health
- Infotab Conference Hong Kong
- Infotab, Infotab
- Jti
- Korea Monopoly
- Korea Tobacco Assn
- Koreas Peak Sporting Assn
- Libertad Conference Capitalism Democracy
- Network of Ets Scientists Asia
- Ny Society
- Pan Asian Assn to Develop Trade Assn
- Pmi, Philip Morris International
- Regional Subgroup of Ianos
- RJR, R.J.Reynolds
- Shb, Shook,Hardy & Bacon
- Superband
- Ttm
- Uscea
- Ustr
- US Embassies
- Characteristic
- DRFT, DRAFT
- ILLE, ILLEGIBLE
- Date Loaded
- 05 Jun 1998
- UCSF Legacy ID
- fml19e00
Document Images
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IP' JAPAT' - A SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATIO'. ON BROADCAST
ADVERTISING, HEALTH WARr'INGS, AND "T R" AND
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IN TAIWAN - OUR FOCUS IS ON DEFENDING ADVERTISING SIGNAGE,
SEEKING SUPPORT FOR A1; ADVERTISING CODE OF
PRACTICE) ACTION AGAINST CO2'TRABA2TD, AND SEEKING
A DUTY REFUND ON OLD STOCKS.
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I?? HOr?G KO2?G - WE ARE FIGHTING THE ,jCOSH PROPOSALS COVERING
EVERYTHING FROM A2: ADVERTISING AND
SPONSORSHIP BAN, PUBLIC SMOKING RESTRICTIONS,
HEALTH WARNINGS AND CONSTITUENT LABELLING TO
A TAXy~ TO BUY OUT SPONSORSHIP. A SELF
REGULATORY APPROACH IS BEING ENCOURAGED.
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II`' KOREA - WE ARE LOBBYING TO CHANGE THF~EXCISE TAX W/15
ALLOCATED AND TO STOP Ol?GOING HARASSMENT BY THE
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IN THE PI:ILIPPItTES - WE HAVE SUCCESSFULLY DELAYED THE
PASSAGE OF NATIONAL LEGISLATION AND
MORE RECENTLY LOCAL LEGISLATION. PM
IS ALSO LOBBYING FOR TAX REFORM TO
STOP DISCRIMINATION OF FOREIGN OWNED
TRADEMARKS AND MOVE TO A SPECIFIC TAX
STRUCTURE.4 IS ft~ G'~tieJ,
IN THAILAND - THE SECTION 301 PETITION HAS GE2'ERATED
VERY NEGATIVE REGIONAL MEDIA. THE USCEA OR
Pts SHOULD ATTEMPT TO GET SOME BALANCE IN THE
MEDIA. A PROGRAM IS BEING DISCUSSED WITH i~f~
USCEA.
IN SINGAPORE - WE ENCOURAGED THE GOVERNMENT TC TAKE A
MORE COMMERCIAL APPROACH TO HEALTH WARNINGS
REGULATION AND NOW HAVE AN ONGOING DIALOGUE
ETITH GOVERNMENT.
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TO DATE THE REGION HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL AT FIGHTING OFF
ANTI-TOBACCO PROPOSALS.
IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT WE DEFEAT OR SUBSTANTIALLY WATERDOWN
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THE(C--49SH PROPOSALS IN HONG KONG TC EP.SURE THAT IT IS NOT
USED AS A PRECEDENT FOR THE REGION.
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I PROPOSALS AND THEIR PROPOSER DR. JUDITH MCKAY ARE
RECEIVING AMPLE ATTENTION AND THE INDUSTRY HAS TAKEN A HIGH
PUBLIC PROFILE INCLUDING A NUMBER OF DEBATES ON RADIO AND
TELEVISION.
RECENT EVENTS SUGGEST THAT GREATER TIME AND ATTENTION WILL
HAVE TO BE GIVEN TO THE U.S. EXPORTS ISSUE AND CORPORATE
AFFAIRS GENERALLY IN THE REGION. WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT Pl!i'S
STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES, PARTICULARLY ITS STAFF CAN ADDRESS
THE CHALLENGES AHEAD. p
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