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Youth smoking fell by 10 to 13 percent immediately after the tax took effect, preventing an estimated 220,000 to 287,000 new youth smokers in the short term

Tailored for individuals seeking a well-rounded taste with a lower strength, Camel Blue presents steady excellence, a clean draw, and sophisticated flavor in a traditional king-size design

We believe our new packaging design better reflects the needs of todays consumers, while reinforcing the brands strength and heritage across the full line of 1839 cigarettes, said Russ Mancuso, USTCs senior vice president

This approach assumes that, in a perfect society, smokers would also pay the costs related to the harmful smoke that tobacco releases into the air

Ian Rickner | United Kingdom | November 2011