…Daily News E-Tobacco, What’s Next?, Convenience Store Decisions The Final Deeming Rule, Six Months Later, Convenience Store News POS Policy in the Media Youth Engagement Tobacco Free Network, Reality Check Send Students…
…are lower income, have a lower level of education, are LGBTQ, have a serious mental illness, as well as among American Indian/Alaska Natives, males, younger adults, and those living the…
…are lower income, have a lower level of education, are LGBTQ, have a serious mental illness, as well as among American Indian/Alaska Natives, males, younger adults, and those living the…
…two North Carolina counties through four online business listings (Google Maps, ReferenceUSA, YellowPages.com, and Yelp) as well as four vaping web sites (vapeabout.com, vaporsearchusa.com, vapestores.com, e-cigarette-store-reviews.com) for one county. They…
…additional price increase beyond that point. Minimum prices of $5, $7 would be expected to result in approximately 1.0 million, 4.7 million fewer smokers, respectively, due to cessation. While a…
…2017, Robbinsdale, MN joined several other jurisdictions in Minnesota that have implemented minimum price policies for little cigars and cigarillos. And, on January 1, 2018, Sonoma County, CA’s policy that…
…E-Cigarette Leaders. (2014, June 2). Retrieved June 10, 2014, fromhttp://www.trefis.com/stock/mo/articles/241272/maryaltria-set-to-pose-a-stiff-challenge-to-existing-e-cigarette-leaders/2014-06-02 Reynold Begins National E-cig Launch. (2014, June 6). Retrieved June 10, 2014, fromhttp://www.bizjournals.com/triad/blog/2013/06/reynolds-begins-national-launch-of-e-cig.html?page=all Reynold to expand E-cig Product to Utah…
…of e-cigarette advertising (through TV, radio, billboards, magazines, at local gas stations or convenience stores, vape shops, mall kiosks, tobacco shops, or on social media), which in turn, makes them…
…in this case study: Regulating Price Discounting in Providence, RI. Raising the price of tobacco products one of the most effective strategies for reducing initiation, decreasing consumption, and increasing cessation….
…varied greatly by store type, with gas stations from oil companies at 18.9%, convenience stores at 14.3%, supermarkets at 8%, and pharmacy stores at 7..7%. However, convenience stores that had…
