- Altria, BAT, Imperial, ITC, JT, PMI and Swedish Match have Lobbying Policies.
- Altria’s Lobbying Policy (“Political Activity Principle and Interacting with Governments”) is part of its Code of Conduct.
- BAT’s Lobbying Policy (“Lobbying and Engagement Policy and Political Contributions Policy”) is part of its Standards of Business Conduct (SOBC).
- Imperial’s Lobbying Policy (“Engaging with Governments and political Bodies”) is part of its Code of Conduct.
- ITC’s Lobbying Policy (“Policy on Responsible Advocacy”) is disclosed on its corporate website.
- JT’s Lobbying Policy (“External Engagement Principles”) is published as a stand-alone document.
- PMI’s Lobbying Policy (“Responsible Engagement”) is disclosed on its corporate website.
- Swedish Match’s Lobbying Policy (“Political Activity and Payments”) is part of its Code of Conduct.
- CNTC, Djarum, Gudang Garam, ITC, Swisher, TOAT, and Vinataba do not publicly disclose Lobbying Policies.
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