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ASH Briefing on Tobacco Displays at the Point of Sale
Research shows that Point of Sale (PoS) display has a direct impact on young people’s smoking. In 2006, almost half (46%) of UK teenagers were aware of tobacco display at PoS and those professing an intention to smoke were more likely to recall brands that they had seen at the point of sale.
ASH Briefing on Tobacco Displays at the Point of SaleASH Briefing: Industry claims on point of sale display
This briefing debunks the various claims made to try and discredit the tobacco products display ban.
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Reaching Out: Tobacco control and stop smoking services in local authorities in England, 2021
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