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April 2, 2011
The ingredients list for most of their products is simply tobacco and water
You can choose from: Foiled cigarette boxes Gloss/matte laminated boxes Soft-touch or textured finish Embossing/Debossing for a premium touch Fully Customizable Designs Whether you want plain, printed, branded, or luxury cigarette packaging, we can craft it according to your exact specifications
In a study of Big Tobaccos international advertising strategies, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids found that in 42 mostly low- and middle-income countries, tobacco companies: Placed ads near schools and playgrounds Incentivized retailers to display cigarettes at childrens eye level, near sweets and snacks The evidence is clear that tobacco companies push their deadly products at points of sale frequented by kids because they know this strategy works to attract youth and their business depends on addicting new consumers, Yolonda Richardson, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids executive vice president of global programs, said