Tobacco firms target teenage girls with 'super slim' products cigarettes Charities accuse companies of exploiting young women's fears about weight Bookmark CommentsGo to comments Tobacco companies are increasingly targeting teenage girls, using cynical marketing ploys that tap into young women's fears about their weight, and introducing "female-friendly" packaging, campaign groups warned yesterday
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Cartons of 25s: 200 Cigarettes Some Canadian brands and retailers sell cigarettes in packs of 25 , which does not affect the number of cigarettes per carton, merely the number of packs that are in a carton
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It is said that people prefer 25 to 30 cigarettes in a pack