Tobacco advertising and sponsorship were banned in Canada in October 2003. That same
year, the tobacco industry spent over $88 million on retail displays and incentives. Tobacco …

Despite having fewer viable options in the promotional mix, industry promotional spending
has persisted, reaching record levels. In the USA, $11.22 billion was spent on tobacco …

Despite intense eVort by tobacco control groups during the past decade, legislation to
control tobacco promotions in Canada has been limited in its eVectiveness. The Tobacco …

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While advertising bans severely restrict the capacity of the tobacco industry to promote its
products, it is intriguing to consider how the millions of dollars the industry was previously …

Objective: To review how tobacco transnational companies conducted their business in the
hostile environment of Singapore, attempting to counter some of the government's tobacco …

Today tobacco advertising in Canada is strictly controlled. Before 1989, the tobacco industry
had relatively few restrictions, but was not permitted to advertise directly on television or …

Most forms of tobacco advertising are banned in Australia. Federal legislation enforced
during the 1970s effectively banned 'direct'tobacco advertising on television and radio …

Background Although most countries now have at least some restrictions on tobacco
marketing, the tobacco industry meet these restrictions by re-allocating expenditure to …

This e-issue is the first devoted to the retail environment for tobacco products. It features
research about regulating the consumer environment (packaging, labelling, and marketing) …