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The ads also contain a large warning that “smokeless tobacco is addictive.” Howard said that the “drama-free” reference is aimed at adults who want to use tobacco products in restaurants, bars and other social outlets where smoking is discouraged or banned.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. Reynolds’ print ads are part of a “take the pleasure switch challenge” campaign tied to an age-restricted Camel Snus website.
Matt Myers, the president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said that Reynolds should “stop its insidious marketing of tobacco products in ways that seek to discourage smokers from quitting and keep them hooked on nicotine.” “The ads are trying to take advantage of people trying to end all uses of tobacco,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],” Myers said. “If a smoker does that, switch to smokeless, they’ll be worse off than if they had quit.” Snus comes in a small pouch that is placed between the lip and gum.
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It began its first trial in April 2006, with national distribution commencing in January 2009. Records show Damelio charged $6,681 on 50 visits to the Havana House, a Penfield tobacco shop with smoking lounge, over the last three years. Most of the smoke shop stops were recorded in expense reports as the venue for meetings with airline representatives, travel agents for area companies and consultants. But many were not logged, some had no accompanying receipts,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and those that were logged provided no specifics on the meeting subject or its attendees.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
A typical expense entry, logged in July, listed a $106 charge at Dewey Avenue Smoke Shop in Rochester as “Airline Rep Meeting.” Damelio explained that he avoids details in his expense logs to protect the privacy of his guests. Under the state’s Freedom of Information Law, the records could be obtained by airline industry insiders looking for an advantage over their competitors.
Asked whether the county would tolerate any other employee expensing tobacco and holding meetings at smoke shops, county spokesman Noah Lebowitz said the locale made little difference. “If the venue is conducive to holding a productive meeting, and of course within reason is an appropriate venue for a professional conversation, then we would not take issue with the expenditure,” Lebowitz said.