…the POS are no coincidence; in fact, the tobacco industry strategically markets their deadly products in communities with limited resources, lower income, and less education.[2, 3] Regulating what, where, how,…
…listing of vape shops, you may choose to create your store list from the following resources: Yelp.com Google.com Vapeabout.com Vaporsearchusa.com E-cigarette-store-reviews.com Vapestores.com ReferenceUSA.com Headshopfinder.com Smoketalk.net Identify your data collectors. You…
…Minimum prices policies that also prohibit the use of price promotions (e.g. coupons, multi-pack discounts) could help reduce socioeconomic disparities in smoking by raising the price of discount brands, encouraging…
…cheapest price was discounted in 19.7% of stores. Researchers suggest that non-tax price policies such as minimum price laws and prohibiting the redemption of coupons and discounts may help raise…
…of vape shops and convenience stores that sold vaping products and the corresponding neighborhood demographics in six metropolitan areas – Atlanta, Boston, Minneapolis, Oklahoma City, San Diego, and Seattle. Overall,…
…zip codes, 2 predominantly Latino/Hispanic zip codes, and 4 predominantly white zip codes) were selected, and community tobacco control workers and volunteers conducted store assessments at a random sample of…
…by 18%. Cities in the US that have passed their own taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages include: Boulder, CO, Philadelphia, PA, Berkeley, CA, Cook County, IL, San Francisco, CA, Oakland, CA,…
…an hour marketing their products, most of which is spent in the retail environment, and they market especially heavily in rural communities, with targeted advertising, cheap prices, and steep discounts….
…stores, mass merchandisers, dollar stores, club stores, and US Department of Defense commissaries shows that from 2012-2016, the proportion of e-cigarette sales that were for flavored e-cigarettes across the U.S….
…Summit County, Pitkin County, Glenwood Springs, New Castle, Boulder, and Crested Butte, according to this article from Colorado Public Radio. 8. Minimum Price Policies Continuing with the focus on health equity,…
