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    The tobacco industry is a mixture of some of the most powerful transnational companies. State tobacco monopolies have been in decline since the 1980s. Cigarette companies have massively increased their manufacturing capacity in developing countries and eastern Europe.

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    The tobacco industry is a mixture of some of the most powerful transnational companies. State tobacco monopolies have been in decline since the 1980s. Cigarette companies have massively increased their manufacturing capacity in developing countries and eastern Europe.

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    14/TOBACCO COMPANIES CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK

    14 Tobacco Companies ICELAND

    NORWAY
    FINLAND

    SWEDEN ESTONIA
    British American
    RUSSIAN
    Tobacco LATVIA
    Philip Morris is the world’s UNITED DENMARK LITHUANIA
    FED.

    largest transnational tobacco KINGDOM


    IRELAND BELARUS
    company, whose Marlboro brand NETH. POLAND

    is the world leader. In 1999 the BELGIUM Reemsta CZECH UKRAINE


    LUX. GERMANY REPUBLIC
    company had sales of over FRANCE AUSTRIA HUNGARY
    SWITZ. ROMANIA
    US$47 billion. However, CROATIA
    RUSSIAN FEDERATION
    C A N A D A
    excluding the US domestic Altadis BULGARIA
    ITALY
    market, BAT sells the most SPAIN

    PORTUGAL
    cigarettes worldwide and has the GREECE
    KAZAKHSTAN
    largest network in the most
    TUNISIA
    Japan Tobacco
    countries. Philip Morris MOROCCO
    International
    UZBEKISTAN DPR
    ALGERIA
    The tobacco industry is a UNITED STATES KOREA JAPAN
    OF AMERICA
    TURKEY REP.
    mixture of some of the most KOREA
    CYPRUS LEBANON
    powerful transnational Philip Morris TUNISIA
    ISRAEL IRAQ ISL. REP.
    C H I N A
    $47.1 billion
    MOROCCO
    IRAN R J Reynolds
    commercial companies in the JORDAN
    PAKISTAN
    LIBYAN BAHRAIN
    ALGERIA
    world. Tobacco companies, MEXICO
    ARAB
    JAMAHIRIYA EGYPT UAE
    which frequently merge, own CUBA
    JAMAICA
    DOMINICAN
    REPUBLIC SAUDI ARABIA BANGLADESH
    MYANMAR
    Hong Kong SAR
    INDIA
    other huge industries and run an HONDURAS
    OMAN VIET NAM
    GUATEMALA THAILAND PHILIPPINES
    intricate variety of joint ventures. EL SALVADOR
    NICARAGUA BARBADOS
    State tobacco monopolies have COSTA RICA TRINIDAD &
    TOBAGO
    VENEZUELA

    GHANA
    PANAMA NIGERIA
    been in decline since the 1980s. GUYANA
    SURINAME
    SIERRA LEONE
    SRI LANKA
    COLOMBIA
    About 7,000 medium to large CAMEROON
    MALAYSIA
    ÒWe see the new
    UGANDA

    state-owned enterprises were KENYA


    markets opening up
    SINGAPORE
    ECUADOR DEM. REP.
    privatised in the 1980s and a in Central Asia and CONGO
    UNITED REP.
    BAT
    further 60,000 in the 1990s after the Commonwealth of BRAZIL
    TANZANIA I N D O N E S I A
    $31.1 billion
    the collapse of the former Soviet Independent States
    Union. From the late 1990s, the as really being the PERU ZAMBIA
    MALAWI

    IMF has pressurised countries future of BAT well BOLIVIA ZIMBABWE


    into the next FIJI

    such as the Republic of Korea, the century.Ó CHILE


    MAURITIUS

    Republic of Moldova, Thailand AUSTRALIA


    and Turkey to privatise their state BAT, 1994 SOUTH
    AFRICA
    URUGUAY
    tobacco industry as a condition of JTI
    loans. ARGENTINA $21.6 billion
    16.4%
    The remaining monopolies Leading manufacturer by country 15.4%
    represent a combined NEW
    ZEALAND
    consumption of 2 billion cigarettes
    headquarters location of The Big Five
    or 40 percent of the world’s total
    major transnational
    cigarette consumption. tobacco companies Leading transnational tobacco companies
    Since the early 1990s, the
    1999
    cigarette companies have
    Philip Morris Austria Tabak
    massively increased their 7.2% Reemsta
    manufacturing capacity in British American Tobacco (BAT) Gallaher $6.1 billion
    developing countries and eastern
    Japan Tobacco International (JTI) state monopoly percentage of global
    Europe. Where once the rich
    Altadis market share
    countries exported “death and Reemsta other $2.3 billion
    disease”, increasingly these are 2.6%
    Altadis no data 1.9%
    manufactured locally.
    revenue
    US$ billions
    50 Philip Morris BAT JTI Reemsta Altadis 51

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