Philip Morris USA, the nation's largest tobacco company, said Monday it has filed federal lawsuits accusing eight New York and New Jersey retailers of selling counterfeit Marlboro cigarettes. The company said the New York area is fertile for cigarette smugglers because of the combination of high federal, state and local taxes.
March 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Philip Morris USA, the nation’s largest tobacco company, said Monday it has filed federal lawsuits accusing eight New York and New Jersey retailers of selling counterfeit Marlboro cigarettes.
The company, owned by Richmond, Va.-based Altria Group Inc., said the New York area is fertile for cigarette smugglers because of the combination of high federal, state and local taxes.
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