There are several conclusions that can be drawn from the knowledge that 22.4 percent of Germans smoke tobacco, while 27.0 percent of Germans oppose a tobacco advertising ban.Read More
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Attacking advertising is like attacking the messenger. It might provide some short-term comfort, but it does not address the real issues.Read More
There is a battle going on within Germany over whether it should or should not remain the only country in the EU to allow outdoor tobacco advertising. Read More
A consumer group could possibly recruit the tobacco industry to its cause if it made a distinction between advertisements for smoking products and those for alternative, less-risky products.Read More
Although it is essential to get across the positive messages about vaping; it is necessary too to counter the negative messages where they are found to be misleading and, even, baseless.Read More
Because EU directives and German law refer only to cigarette health warnings on packs, there is no obligation on retailers to ensure those warnings can be seen when they are on their shelves.Read More
The depiction of smoking in films is deplored because it is said to lead people to smoke. So why is there no outcry about the depiction of increasing levels of extreme violence?Read More
Researchers in Germany have discovered that copper hydroxide nanoparticles provide protection against toxic oxygen radicals in cigarette smoke.Read More
Pax Labs, leaders in vaporization technology, announced Sept. 15 that the company’s Pax vaporizers are now available in the U.K. and Germany. The devices are available at www.paxvapor.com and local retailers. Since Read More
H.B. Fuller—a leading global adhesives provider focusing on perfecting adhesives, sealants and other specialty chemical products—has opened its Luneburg Adhesive Academy. Located in Germany, the Luneburg Adhesive Academy is the company’s Read More
