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| Getting tobacco out of sight in shops | ||||||||||
Through special deals with retailers, the tobacco industry keeps its deadly products highly visible and promotes them to children by "front of shop" displays in supermarkets and other retail outlets. These displays have been reduced by regulation - but not yet going as far as getting tobacco out of sight of children, as they've done elsewhere. Read Why
tobacco displays should be banned
How it can be done here This picture from February 2005 shows a Sydney supermarket that has done the right thing and put tobacco products out of sight. The small white labels list the brand names and prices. Smokers are not inconvenienced.
Page last updated on 4/2/08 |
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