British American Tobacco (investments) Limited

British-american Tobacco (holdings) Limited

Sita Information Networking Computing UK Limited

Nicoventures Trading Limited

British American Tobacco Limited

Paul Gibson

Stuart Humm

Warren Keefe

Aaron McKenzie

Andrew Jonathan Bray

Steven Holford

Gary Fallon

David Rushforth

Eva Sommarstrom

David Griffin

Ismail Akram

Paul Hodges

Stephen John Lewis

Robert Whiffen

Yanik LaCroix

Scott George Boham

Shannon North

Ben Rose

Sabrina Bartram

Benoit Jean Joseph Vachon

Craig Barnes

Darryl Stephenson

Yanik Lacroix

Benoit Jean Vachon

Jim Rowbottom

Adam Lawrence

Theresa Salisbury

Aaron Mckenzie

An assembly comprising a body () defining an aperture (), and an electrode () comprising a portion () within the aperture (), the assembly further comprising a lead () comprising a section () which is secured inside the aperture () by a first interference fit between the body () and the portion () of the electrode (). The aperture () may comprise a first open end () and a second open end (), wherein the electrode () extends through the first open end (), and the lead () extends through the second open end (). In which case, the electrode () may plug the first end () by a second interference fit between the body () and the (portion () of the electrode (). The portion () of the electrode () may comprise a tapered section () against which the section () of the lead () is secured.

Electrode assembly for an aerosole provision system and corresponding method

A method of preparing an additive assembly for insertion into tobacco industry product filter tow, comprising: providing a web comprising an array of discrete portions of additive disposed in or on the web, the array comprising columns of at least two discrete portions of additive across a width of the web; and forming a chain of discrete portions of additive in the web. The chain comprises: connecting portions that connect adjacent discrete portions of additive in a column of the array; and connecting portions that are configured to be nonlinear to connect discrete portions of additive in respective adjacent columns of the array.

Additive assembly for a tobacco filter tow

A container comprising a main body and a lid includes a chamber for a recipient product. A portion of the container is provided with a sensate substance which is released into the chamber to impart an organoleptic characteristic to a recipient product within the chamber. The recipient product can be a smokeless tobacco product.

Container

A container is disclosed which has a first chamber and a second chamber separated by a wall. The separating wall is configured so that at least one substance emitted by a donor product received in the second chamber is conveyed from the second chamber into the first chamber through said separating wall. In this way, a characteristic of the donor product is imparted to a recipient product in said first chamber.

Container comprising a first chamber and a second chamber

A pack having a group of tobacco industry products wrapped in a laminate to form a bundle is disclosed. The pack has a base containing the bundle, and a lid mounted to the base for rotation between open and closed positions. The laminate has an outer layer having a first cut that defines an outer layer region bounded by said first cut and, an inner layer having a second cut that defines an inner layer region bounded by said second cut. The inner layer region lies within the outer layer region. A part of the outer layer region is attached to an inside surface of the lid such that, as the lid is rotated into its open position, the inner and outer layer regions are lifted causing the inner and outer layers to delaminate in a peripheral region between the first and second cuts and an opening to be created in the laminate.

Pack of tobacco industry products including an adhesive-free region

Pack of tobacco industry products with permanent adhesive and cut

A computerised method is provided for monitoring the status of an aircraft. The method comprises sending, from an output module of an aircraft monitoring system, a reporting more report data signal response and monitoring, at an input module of the aircraft monitoring system, for received data signal to the aircraft monitoring system. This sets a contract with the aircraft that may be used to monitor for unexpected behaviour or non-compliance with the contract terms. The method further comprises determining, at a processor of the aircraft monitoring system, if one or more alert criteria have been satisfied by the received data signal responses and generating, at an alerting module of the aircraft monitoring system, an alert based on the determination.

Method and system for monitoring aircraft status

A container for a consumable recipient product. The container also contains a non-consumable donor product carrier which contains a donor product which emits a substance to impart a characteristic to the recipient product in the container. The donor product carrier includes a barrier layer, disposed between the donor product and the recipient product, through which the substance can travel.

Pack () having a group of tobacco industry products wrapped in a laminate () to form a bundle (). The pack has a base () containing the bundle, and a lid () mounted to the base for rotation between open and closed positions. The laminate has an outer layer () having a first cut () that defines an outer layer region bounded by said first cut and, an inner layer () having a second cut () that defines an inner layer region bounded by said second cut. A part of the outer layer region is attached to an inside surface of the lid such that, as the lid is rotated into its open position, the inner and outer layer regions are lifted causing the inner and outer layers to delaminate in a peripheral region () between the first and second cuts and an opening ().

Pack of tobacco industry products

Tobacco box

An apparatus and computerized method are provided for monitoring the positions of one or more aircraft. The apparatus comprises a first receiver configured to receive first aircraft position information, over a digital data link, from a first radio frequency source located onboard the aircraft at a first period, via one or more ground stations and a second receiver configured to receive second aircraft position information broadcasted from a second radio frequency source located onboard the aircraft at a second period, via one or more ground stations. The apparatus additionally comprises a third receiver configured to receive electronic geographical mapping data and a processor configured to receive the first and second aircraft position information, to filter the quantity of first and second aircraft position information to smooth the filtered information and then output the smoothed information such that it can be overlaid onto the electronic geographical mapping data.

Apparatus for monitoring aircraft position

A container for holding unused and used snus is disclosed. The container comprises a base defining a first compartment to receive unused snus. The base has a bottom wall which is reconfigurable to form a second compartment for holding used snus on the other side of said bottom wall. The first and second compartments are each provided with a separate cover.

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Paul Gibson