Surely the plain packaging is not designed to put off people who already smoke, but rather to not look glamorous and appealing to teenagers thnking of taking it up...?
Its the nicotine that is addictive not the tobacco so i would imagine addictive free tobacco would be free of nicotine.This debate will go on and on. It's a complicated addiction/habit and no amount of legislation to ban it in public places or near hospitals or health warnings on packets will ever stop it. There are pictures of rotting lungs and hearts on the packets but smokers are blind to it so removing a logo or two won't make any difference.
However, the one hilarious part of the whole problem is that, for the more health conscious, you can now buy " Additive Free " tobacco, so, no nasty chemicals just the pure tar and nicotine to coat your lungs.
Surely the plain packaging is not designed to put off people who already smoke, but rather to not look glamorous and appealing to teenagers thnking of taking it up...?
Its the nicotine that is addictive not the tobacco so i would imagine addictive free tobacco would be free of nicotine.
my mistake it was additive freeIts the nicotine that is addictive not the tobacco so i would imagine addictive free tobacco would be free of nicotine.
Meanwhile the cigarette companies are loving this, the biggest boost to their industry in the last 10 years has been the banning of advertising and sponsorship of sporting events. They are now saving millions of pounds a year on not having to compete with each other.
No coloured packs, excellent no need to pay designers etc...
How long before the likes of Firebox and iwoot.com start selling novelty cigarette cases of polycarbonate or steel which smokers can use to decant their snouts from the bare and bland packages they come in?
Nothing would put me off when I smoked, you only quit smoking when your ready.