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Participating Manufacturers Under the Master Settlement Agreement As of September 5, 2002 Participating Manufacturers under the Master Settlement Agreement As of September 5, 2002 The following list of brand name tobacco products sold in the United States by Participating Manufacturers has been prepared based on information provided to NAAG by the Participating Manufacturers. NAAG does not assume responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of this information. Company OPM or SPM Designated Representative(s) Brand Name(s) Product Effective Date 1 Alliance Tobacco Corp. SPM Brian Cooper, President Durant Cigarettes 04/27/2000 Alliance Tobacco Corp. 232 Parkers Mill Road Somerset, KY 42501 Phone: (606) 451-1613 Fax: (606) 451-8233 Andrew M. Parish, Esq. Andrew M. Parish, P.A. PO Box 220063 Hollywood, FL 33022-0063 Phone: (954) 351-4588 Fax: (954) 771-8870 2 Brown & Williamson OPM John L. Kiser, Vice President & General American Cigarettes 11/00/1998 Counsel Barclay 401 South 4th Avenue, Suite 200 Belair Louisville, KY 40202 Capri Phone: (502) 568-7042 Carlton Fax: (502) 568-7297 Goldmark GPC Neil Mellen, Esq. Herbert Tareyton 401 South 4th Avenue, Suite 200 Kool Louisville, KY 40202 Lucky Strike Phone: (502) 568-7064 Misty Fax: (888) 302-6092 Pall Mall Prime Stephen R. Patton, Attorney Private Stock Kirkland & Ellis Raleigh 200 East Randolph Drive Richland Chicago, IL 60601 Silva Thins Phone: (312) 861-2406 State Express Fax: (312) 861-2200 (General) Summit Fax: (312) 660-0173 (Direct) Tall Tareyton Viceroy Bugler Roll your own Kite 3 Caribbean-American Tobacco SPM Roberto F. Fleitas, Esq. Davenport Cigarettes Corp. (CATCORP) 08/07/2001 Fleitas & Bujan Freemont 782 NW Lejeune Road, Suite 530 Miami, FL 33126 Phone: (305) 442-1439 Fax: (305) 442-9944 4 Commonwealth Brands, Inc. SPM Rob Wilkey, General Counsel Bull Durham Cigarettes 11/23/1998 PO Box 51587 Canada Goose Bowling Green, KY 42102 Commonwealth Phone: (270) 781-9100 Country Value Fax: (270) 781-7192 Crown’s Malibu Brad Kelley, Chairman Maui 2200 Lapsley Lane Montclair Bowling Green, KY 42103 Natural Blend Phone: (270) 781-9100 Raven Fax: (270) 843-8607 Rico Sauve Riviera John Poling, VP Finance & Administration Sonoma 2200 Lapsley Lane Special 10’s Bowling Green, KY 42103 USA Gold Phone: (270) 781-9100 Xanadu Fax: (270) 781-6728 Brahman Little Cigar Whitetail 5 Cutting Edge Enterprises, Inc. SPM Lee Wais Makro Cigarettes 12/22/2000 2417 West Baltimore Street Baltimore, MD 21223 Phone: (410) 566-0220 Fax: (410) 566-7588 6 Daughters & Ryan, Inc. SPM Mark Sibley Ryan American Gold RYO 05/31/2001 Daughters & Ryan, Inc., d/b/a D&R Ameriflavor Tobacco Dutch Blend PO Box 609 Menthol 211 Mallard Road Old Timer’s Smithfield, NC 27577 US Blend Phone: (919) 989-9458 Fax: (919) 989-9683 7 Dhanraj International, Inc. SPM Sanjay Patel Black Diamond Cigarettes 02/16/1999 Dhanraj International California Dreams 12043 Barclay Drive Darshan Bidis Moreno Valley, CA 92557-6830 Premium One Phone: (909) 369-5060 Silk Dew Fax: (909) 684-7434 Ten-Twenty’s E-mail: [email protected] Urjit Patel Dhanraj International Bhailalbhai Wadi Kosamba (R.S.) District: Surat Gujarat State INDIA Phone: 91-2629-31332 Fax: 91-2629-33103 8 Eastern Company S.A.E. SPM Eng. Mohamed Sadek Ragb, Chairman & Cleopatra King Size Cigarettes 5/22/2001 Managing Director Cleopatra Lights Eastern Company S.A.E. Cleopatra Super 450 Ahram Street, Giza Cleopatra Super Luxe PO Box 1543, Cairo, Egypt Europe Phone: 011-202-572-4056 Fax: 011-202-568-7434 9 House of Prince A/S SPM Claus Bagger Prince Cigarettes 08/19/1999 Tobaksvejen 4 Prince Lights DK-2860 Soborg, Denmark Phone: 011-45-39-55-62-00 Fax: 011-45-39-55-63-02 Therese Lanfranco, Attorney Tobaksvejen 4 DK-2860 Soborg, Denmark Phone: 011-45-39-55-62-00 Fax: 011-45-39-55-63-02 10 Imperial Tobacco SPM Donald R. McCarty, Asst. General Counsel Cameo Cigarettes Limited/ITL (USA) Limited 02/00/1999 3810 rue St. Antoine Street du Maurier Montreal, QC, Canada H4C 1B5 Matinee Phone: (514) 938-0335 Medallion Fax: (514) 932-6980 Matinee Roll your own Philip L. Graham, Esq. Sullivan & Cromwell 125 Broad Street New York, NY 10004-2498 Phone: (212) 558-4000 Fax: (212) 558-3588 11 Japan Tobacco International SPM Neal N. Beaton, Esq. Cabin Cigarettes USA, Inc. 02/00/1999 Holland & Knight, LLP Caster 195 Broadway Export ‘A’ New York, NY 10007 Mild Seven Phone: (212) 513-3470 Mild Seven Internat. Fax: (212) 385-9010 Seven Stars Wave 12 King Maker Marketing SPM Bhavani Parameswar Checkers Cigarettes 02/00/1999 King Maker Marketing Gold Crest 12 Route 17 North, #304 Hi-Val Paramus, NJ 07652 Royale Classic Phone: (201) 843-0377 Fax: (201) 843-8092 13 Konci G&D Management SPM Dominic Chu, President Chunghwa Cigarettes Group (USA) Inc. 07/17/2001 231 Grand Street, Suite 3F Double Happiness New York, NY 10013 Peony Phone: (646) 613-9393 Shanghai Fax: (646) 613-8989 Dun Huang Golden Deer Da Qian Men Flying Horses 14 Kretek International SPM Stan Ching, Senior Vice President, California Dreams Cigarettes 07/11/2001 Operations & Finance Dreams Midnight Dreams 5069 Maureen Lane Herbal Dreams Moorpark, CA 93201-7127 Liquid Zoo Phone: (805) 531-8888 Sweet Dreams – Vanilla Fax: (805) 531-8899 Sweet Dreams – Cherry Sweet Dreams – Chocolate Taj Mahal Bidis Lookout (all styles) Randys Euro-Blending Zware Shag Black Roll your own 15 Lane Limited SPM Robert Pless, Vice President & General Golden Virginia Roll your own 02/00/1999 Counsel Henry County Virginia 2280 Mountain Industrial Blvd. Jester Tucker, GA 30084 Midnight Special Phone: (770) 934-8540 Oriental #1 Fax: (770) 939-9576 Roll Rich RYO Fine Cut Samson (blue) Samson (brown) Cartier Vendome Cigarettes Craven “A” Dunhill Dunhill International Golden American LR LR Lights Peter Stuyvesant St. Moritz 16 Liggett Group, Inc. SPM John Long, Vice President & General Always Save Cigarettes 11/23/1998 Counsel Brand Marketing Liggett Group, Inc. Canyon 100 Maple Lane Class A Mebane, NC 27302-8160 Class A Deluxe Phone: (919) 304-7750 (direct) Eagle Fax: (919) 304-7839 Epic e-mail: [email protected] Eve Grand Prix Aaron Marks, Esq. Jade Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman, LLP Kingsport 1301 Avenue of the Americas Liggett Select New York, NY 10019 Meridian Phone: (212) 506-1721 Montego Fax: (212) 506-1800 (general) Perfect Blend Fax: (212) 541-4244 (direct) Picayune Pyramid Quality Ralph’s Reno Shurfine Sincerely Yours Stater Brothers Taste Tourney Tourney Slims Venture Gold Yours 17 Lignum-2, Inc. SPM Aleli Calso, Vice President & Corporate Rave Ciagrettes 2/00/1999 Secretary Sampoerna Casa Real 1615 Alvarado Street San Leandro, CA 94577 Phone: (510) 347-6000 Fax: (510) 347-6024 Rodney W. Ott, Esq. Bryan Cave LLP Two North Central Avenue, Suite 2200 Phoenix, AZ 85004-4406 Phone: (602) 364-7407 Fax: (602) 364-7070 18 Lorillard Tobacco Company OPM Ronald S. Milstein, Vice President, General Kent Cigarettes 11/00/1998 Counsel & Secretary Maverick Specials Lorillard Tobacco Co. Max 714 Green Valley Road Newport PO Box 10529 Old Gold Greensboro, NC 27404-0529 Satin Phone: (336) 335-7718 Triumph Fax: (336) 335-7707 True xx LTD Corporation Deleted as SPM – no SPM January 2000 – February 2, 2000; longer in existence February 25, 2000 filed Articles of Termination of Corporate Existence in the State of Tennessee 19 Mac Baren Tobacco SPM Per Buch, Director Jason Roll your own Company A/S 04/27/2000 Mac Baren Porthusvej 100 DK-5700 Svendborg Phone: 011-45-62-21-31-17 Fax: 011-45-62-21-66-94 Michael Madsen 1018 N. Plum Grove Road, Unit 214 Schaumburg, IL 60173 Fax: (847) 843-0896 20 Medallion Company, Inc. 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Crystal (discontinued in Cigarettes 02/00/1999 Finger, Parker, Avram, Martin & Roemer, 2000) LLP Djarum 76 204 Northgate Park Drive Djarum Bali Hai Winston-Salem, NC 27106-3480 Djarum Estimewa Phone: (336) 759-0964 Djarum King Size Fax: (336) 759-0965 Djarum Lights Djarum Plain Djarum Safari Djarum Special Export Classics Djarum Special Export Quality Djarum Splash Djarum Super Surakarta Filtra Loose Roll your own 23 Pacific Stanford SPM Daisy P. Arce, Counsel Manila Cigarettes Manufacturing Corporation 12/28/01 6805 Ayala Avenue North Makati City 1227 Philippines Phone: 632-887-1556/632-887-1558 Fax: 632-845-4893 e-mail: [email protected] 24 Peter Stokkebye International SPM Erik Stokkebye Bali Golden Shag Roll your own A/S 06/00/1999 6605 W.T. Harris Boulevard Bali Halfzware Shag PO Box 481938 Bali Light Shag Charlotte, NC 28269-5319 Long Phone: (704) 597-0416 Master Roll Full Flavor Fax: (704) 597-9568 Master Roll Light Master Roll Menthol McClintock PS 90 Norwegian Shag PS 91 Danish Export PS 93 Amsterdam 25 Philip Morris Incorporated OPM Denise Keane, Esq. Accord Cigarettes 11/00/1998 120 Park Avenue, 9th Floor All American Value New York, NY 10017 Alpine Phone: (917) 663-3076 B&H Fax: (917) 663-5473 Basic Best Buy Meyer G. Koplow, Esq. 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