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Organic, Earth-friendly Tobacco with a Charcoal Filter and Smooth Taste: A Randomized Experiment Testing Effects of Natural American Spirit's "Sky" Cigarette Advertising on Consumer Perceptions.

Stefanie Kristen GrataleJennifer L PearsonMelissa MercincavageMeghan E Morean
Published in: Nicotine & tobacco research : official journal of the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (2023)
This study examined the impact of new cigarette advertising promoting the use of charcoal filters and organic tobacco along with other suggestive claims ("environmentally friendly," "smooth taste") on tobacco users' perceptions of the advertised product - Natural American Spirit Sky cigarettes. Our study provides new data about positive consumer perceptions of charcoal filtered cigarettes, and results suggest that combinations of these marketing terms evoke perceptions about reduced harm and reduced exposure to harmful chemicals that may be misleading to the public. Our findings underscore a need for additional regulatory action regarding tobacco marketing that makes use of natural themed marketing.
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