Philip Morris and EU agreement
In 2004 the European Commission, together with 10 Member States of the European Union and Philip Morris International announced a 12 year agreement that includes an efficient system to fight against future cigarette smuggling and counterfeiting and which ends all litigation between the parties in this area.
Philip Morris agreed to work with the European Commission and law enforcement authorities to help in the fight against contraband or counterfeit cigarettes. This section outlines the documents and processes towards achieving this agreement.
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European Commission and Philip Morris International sign a 12 year agreement to combat contraband and counterfeit cigarettes
European Commission and its member states reach an agreement with Philip Morris International signing a 12 year agreement to combat contraband and counterfeit cigarettes.
Summary of the agreement between the European Commission and its member states and PMI
Summary of the agreement between the European Commission and its member states and Philip Morris International
Background to the PMI and European Commission dispute
This document outlines the background to the dispute between Philip Morris International (PMI) and the European commission.
