Existing literature suggests that flavors and flavor packaging can significantly influence the perception, initiation, progression, and continuation of tobacco product use [8, 10, 11]
Acting on the intelligence, the container was identified and tracked
Barred from promoting its product on billboards, in magazines and on television, it came to the view that packaging was essential to the identity of its brands, a piece of intellectual property that it could never afford to lose
For example, the importance of tobacco weight in determining mainstream tar and nicotine yields has been demonstrated (Yamamoto et al.1984) and is likely a determinant of sidestream emissions, although other features of cigarette design also influence emission levels and product quality (Health Canada2004)
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