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That's why new beefy legislation is so important." Rothmans Benson & Hedges, which is owned by international tobacco giant Philip Morris, stated in an email to the Canadian Press Wednesday, "all of RBH's products are fully compliant with federal and provincial tobacco control regulations." "All tobacco products in Canada contain large graphic health warnings, are not visible at point of sale and require age verification for purchase
