Pat Basu, a physician and former CEO of Cancer Treatment Centers of America, said Stop & Shop's decision was the "right move for public health and for their business." "Tobacco has been known for decades to be one of the greatest risks to developing cancer and heart disease," Basu said
The Smoke Free Sweden movements latest report illustrates the potentially tremendous impact on lives across WHO member states if the Swedish model is applied on a larger scale
[26] [27] For races where tobacco branding was not allowed, the Lucky Strike logo was blocked out (from 1999 to 2004), replaced by "Run Free" on other parts of the car (in 1999), changed to "Look Alike" (from 2000 to 2003), to a barcode with Formula One car (in 20022005), to "Look Left", "Look Right", and "Don't Walk" (in 20042006), and "Racing Revolution" (in 20052006) At the 2006 Brazilian Grand Prix, they used the slogans "Racing Forever" and "Last Blast" on the colors as a tribute to main sponsor British American Tobacco in honor of the last race
Amazing how often companies refuse to listen to their customers
