Eschewing tobacco

Article Abstract:

The Supreme Court's recent decision provided clear guidelines on advertising for tobacco companies. The ruling delimits where and what to advertise such as prohibiting linking smoking in any way to youthfulness and lifestyle in advertisements. Some newspaper publishers have policies against accepting this type of advertising.

Newspapers, Public affairs, Services information, Advertising and Related Services, Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Targets & Markets, Print Advertising, Advertising Regulation, Social aspects, United Kingdom, Interpretation and construction, Company legal issue, Cases, Services, Newspaper publishing, Canada. Supreme Court, Powers and duties, Imperial Tobacco Group PLC, Advertising law, JTI-Macdonald Corp., Target marketing, Benson and Hedges

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Tobacco's next road

Article Abstract:

Tobacco companies, including Imperial Tobacco Canada, will experience more difficulties in building consumer awareness as provinces ban in-store displays for cigarettes. Imperial is also studying whether snus will be profitable in the Canadian market. Forecasts for the Canadian tobacco market are supplied.

Canada, Government expenditures, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Other Tobacco Product Manufacturing, Chewing and smoking tobacco, Chewing Tobacco, Chewing, Pipe & Snuff Tobacco, Health aspects, Marketing, Economic policy, Company marketing practices, Smokeless tobacco, Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd., Industry forecasts

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