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Alexa Lopez of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Smaller and Larger Pack Variations Smaller Packs (5 or 10 cigarettes) Occasional use Trial purchases In Canada: Less common due to regulations Larger Packs (2530 cigarettes) Regular smokers Bulk buyers These packs: Offer better value Reduce reorder frequency How Packaging Affects Your Buying Decision Even with standardized packaging laws in Canada, a few things still influence decisions: Pack format (flip-top vs slide) Familiar product names Consistency of previous purchases Packaging today is less about branding and more about: Recognition and reliability Regulations That Shape Pack Sizes in Canada Pack sizes arent random
Smoke production is well above average from the start
It can be an effective marketing tool to show the distinct identity of your brand, as a hot stamped brand logo or specified graphics can add an exclusive touch to your brands cigarettes
We propose to introduce picture warnings on the packaging of: all tobacco products (including all cigars and cigarillos, smokeless tobacco and heated tobacco) heated tobacco devices herbal smoking products We do not propose including picture warnings for cigarette papers due to the typically smaller size of the packaging
Consumption and production waste: another externality of tobacco use
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