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It’s time to consider novel policies and raise awareness to tackle illicit trade

The 2022 KPMG report on illicit cigarette consumption in the European Union demonstrates the challenges we all face in tackling the black market.

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The data speaks for itself: Concerning growth of the illicit market in the European Union

A new study from KPMG, spanning the European Union, U.K., Norway, Switzerland, Moldova, and Ukraine, reveals the illicit cigarette market in Europe continued to grow in 2022.

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KPMG report uncovers Europe’s illicit cigarette market, driven by France

A recent study conducted by KPMG has shed light on the concerning growth of the illicit cigarette market in the EU, U.K., Norway, Switzerland, Moldova, and Ukraine.

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Ensuring the integrity of our supply chain is paramount to PMI achieving its smoke-free vision

At Philip Morris International (PMI), we are disrupting our business to achieve a bold vision—replacing cigarettes with science-based smoke-free products as soon as possible.

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What is PMI doing to address counterfeiting and ensure supply chain integrity?

At PMI, protecting our products from counterfeiting and ensuring the integrity of our supply chain is paramount. Not only does it safeguard our consumers’ journey, but it also supports our vision of a smoke-free future.

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​​​Adult smokers deserve access to smoke-free products—even during tough times​​​​​​

​​​W​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​idespread economic and geopolitical instability ​is causing ​​​rising inflation and a squeeze on people’s living standards​.​​

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How illicit trade threatens society

The worldwide problem of illicit trade is a serious one. The amount of money lost to illicit flows is staggering: More than USD 2 trillion annually, according to the United Nations (2020).

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