Global Forum on Nicotine 2019

The Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), which typically takes place annually in Poland, focuses on new nicotine products and ‘tobacco harm reduction.’ The GFN is organised by Global Forum on Nicotine Limited,1 which was known as KAC Communications until November 2024.2 For more information, please see the main Global Forum on Nicotine page. The GFN 2019 conference…

The Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), which typically takes place annually in Poland, focuses on new nicotine products and ‘tobacco harm reduction.’ The GFN is organised by Global Forum on Nicotine Limited,4 which was known as KAC Communications until November 2024.5 For more information, please see the main Global Forum on Nicotine page. The GFN 2018 conference…

The Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), which typically takes place annually in Poland, focuses on new nicotine products and ‘tobacco harm reduction.’ The GFN is organised by Global Forum on Nicotine Limited,7 which was known as KAC Communications until November 2024.8 For more information, please see the main Global Forum on Nicotine page. The GFN 2017 conference…

The Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), which typically takes place annually in Poland, focuses on new nicotine products and ‘tobacco harm reduction.’ The GFN is organised by Global Forum on Nicotine Limited,10 which was known as KAC Communications until November 2024.11 For more information, please see the main Global Forum on Nicotine page. The GFN 2016 conference…

The Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), which typically takes place annually in Poland, focuses on new nicotine products and ‘tobacco harm reduction.’ The GFN is organised by Global Forum on Nicotine Limited,13 which was known as KAC Communications until November 2024.14 For more information, please see the main Global Forum on Nicotine page. The GFN 2015 conference…

The Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN), which typically takes place annually in Poland, focuses on new nicotine products and ‘tobacco harm reduction.’ The GFN is organised by Global Forum on Nicotine Limited,17 which was known as KAC Communications until November 2024.18 For more information, please see the main Global Forum on Nicotine page. The GFN 2014 conference…

Key Points US marketing data shows that in 2022 the tobacco industry invested over 97% of its total marketing expenditure on promoting cigarettes and smokeless products in retail stores.21 Tobacco companies give price discounts, place advertisements inside and outside of stores, and offer incentives for retailers to encourage them to keep selling their products.22 Tobacco companies’ advertising and…

The tobacco industry uses point of sale (POS) marketing strategies in the retail environment to promote their products to consumers, often targeting specific communities using tailored marketing techniques such as package design. In this article we highlight the retail marketing strategies used by the tobacco industry to target consumers based on their identity, including age, ethnicity, gender and sexuality. The…

Smoking incurs significant costs. These are not limited to the health of the individual (through sickness, pain, and death); but also include economic (lost productivity); 99 and environmental costs (cigarette litter and destructive farming practices). Reductions in both tobacco sales and the number of people smoking therefore has the potential to generate significant benefits, both individual and societal.

Following bans on tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship (TAPS) in many countries, transnational tobacco company (TTCs) have redirected their promotional expenditure toward business-to-business marketing activities with retailers, in order to mitigate the impact of these restrictions.130131 For TTCs, retail outlets serve as a critical marketing channel, representing one of their last direct communication routes to consumers.