Use these two tactics to help reduce smoking and vaping temptation


Highly visible displays of cigarettes and vaping products promote impulse buys and make it difficult for those attempting to quit their habits. Removing them from consumer sight in shops would help reduce these problems. — Filepic

The Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Bill 2023 was passed in 2023, with the regulations due to be announced in the third quarter of this year (2024).

It is hoped that some of these regulations will focus on undermining the sophisticated marketing efforts of the tobacco and vaping industry.

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