BAT's World vs the World of the Criminal Black Market

The illegal trade in tobacco is a global problem that cheats governments out of some £30 billion each year in taxes. It also puts consumers at risk by flooding the market with unregulated and often sub-standard products, and criminals actively market and sell tobacco products to children. 

Surely it’s better to have a legitimate, regulated industry that operates to the highest standards of corporate conduct, than a criminal black market. 

Find out how British American Tobacco compares to this criminal black market, and what the company is doing to fight it by going to the website.