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Philip Morris has decided to remove its Mission Winnow logo from Ferrari cars competing in Formula 1 in the EU, citing distrust and skepticism towards the tobacco industry.
The Mission Winnow logo promotes the e-cigarette portion of Philip Morris' business and has previously appeared at competitions this season, including at several competitions in the EU.
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