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Old 24-05-2016, 12:01   #45
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Re: Do you agree with plain cigarette packaging?

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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
Packaging obviously doesn't matter - that's why the manufacturers spend hundreds of millions on brand identity and marketing; they just like throwing their money away...
Do you honestly think a young person wanders into a shop with the thought of 'Do you know, today, I think I'll start smoking. Now then, which packet do i like the look of best? No, that one is too blue. I know this silver packet with red on is much more my style'

Underage smoking starts in the most case due to peer pressure from other people, when i started smoking i didn't give two hoots what the packaging was like, it was having a cig in my gob with the cool kids.

Only when i was an established smoker did brand loyalty/packaging come into play.
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