In January this year, Indonesia finally passed a long-awaited tobacco
control regulation that imposes certain restrictions on cigarette
advertising.
One of the restrictions will bar companies from portraying children,
teenagers or pregnant women in their ads. The ads are also prohibited
from glamorizing smoking or encourage people to take up the habit.
The regulation will require cigarette ads on television to devote 10
percent of their running time to written warnings with a pictorial
warning. Ads on the radio would have to devote 10 percent of their
duration to verbal warnings, while still-image ads would be required to
devote 10 percent of their area for a warning.
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013
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Marlboro Online - Marlboro Cigarettes Wiki
Marlboro Online - Marlboro Cigarettes Wiki
Cigarette WebStore MyCigaretteShop.net is offering you the opportunity to purchase cheap tobacco products at the lowest discounted price from the best wholesale Marlboro Cigarettes.
Cigarette WebStore MyCigaretteShop.net is offering you the opportunity to purchase cheap tobacco products at the lowest discounted price from the best wholesale Marlboro Cigarettes.
Marlboro Cigarettes Wiki
Marlboro Cigarettes Wiki
Marlboro brand originally was exposed in 1847 at the London market but soon repositioned in the US and advertised as lady’s cigarettes. That marketing policy failed in a while and Philip Morris focused the Marlboro advertising campaign to male audience.
Marlboro brand originally was exposed in 1847 at the London market but soon repositioned in the US and advertised as lady’s cigarettes. That marketing policy failed in a while and Philip Morris focused the Marlboro advertising campaign to male audience.
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Reduce Smoking in Scotland by 2034
Reduce Smoking in Scotland by 2034
Scotland became the first part of the UK to introduce a public smoking ban in 2006 and a ban on the display of cigarettes in Scotland's large shops will come into effect on 29 April this year.
Scotland became the first part of the UK to introduce a public smoking ban in 2006 and a ban on the display of cigarettes in Scotland's large shops will come into effect on 29 April this year.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
ITC synchronizes 3% volume growth in cigarettes
Unlike most consumer
companies that have reported relatively weak top line numbers, ITC did
not come up with any unpleasant surprises, not even in the cigarette
business.
- After a steady increase in excise duty for several consecutive years, the Street was expecting cigarette volumes to plunge. However, these have risen by 3.5 % due to a bunching of demand before the Union Budget Cigarettes volumes will grow 2-2.5 % in FY14, analysts believe.
Ministry eager to enforce anti-tobacco law
The Ministry of Health is currently
following up on restaurants and other facilities to ensure that they all
comply with the Control of Smoking Act (CSA), Anti-Tobacco Network
(ATN) interim director Dr Bontle Mbongwe has said.
Mbongwe was speaking in an interview after the World No Tobacco Day commemoration last Friday, noting that the public is becoming aware of laws surrounding tobacco advertising, promotion and tobacco industry interference.
Mbongwe was speaking in an interview after the World No Tobacco Day commemoration last Friday, noting that the public is becoming aware of laws surrounding tobacco advertising, promotion and tobacco industry interference.
Zim tobacco farmers forge ahead despite odds
The Zimbabwean economy is agro-based and
tobacco farming is traditionally the backbone of the economy followed by
mining. The past decade has seen the emergence of young new farmers who
have been empowered through the land reform programme launched in 2000
by President Robert Mugabe.
The controversial land reform programme is beginning to pay dividends as evidenced by the bumper tobacco harvests being delivered to the country's auction floors. This season tobacco sales have generated US$300 million in 44 marketing days. The tobacco industry used to be dominated by white commercial farmers whilst the indigenous black people worked as labourers on the commercial farms where they were paid low wages. However, things have changed, as Zimbabwean young men have become masters on their own farms, thanks to the government's empowerment programme.
The controversial land reform programme is beginning to pay dividends as evidenced by the bumper tobacco harvests being delivered to the country's auction floors. This season tobacco sales have generated US$300 million in 44 marketing days. The tobacco industry used to be dominated by white commercial farmers whilst the indigenous black people worked as labourers on the commercial farms where they were paid low wages. However, things have changed, as Zimbabwean young men have become masters on their own farms, thanks to the government's empowerment programme.
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