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Jun 1, 01, 9:30 am
Johannesburg Airport investigated for illegal tobacco advertising
The National Council Against Smoking has fired its first salvo in the war against tobacco advertising by laying a formal complaint with the police after several shops at Johannesburg International Airport were found to be displaying logos and advertisements.
North Rand police has confirmed that they are investigating alleged contraventions of the Tobacco Products Control Act and the Tobacco Products Control Amendment Act and the Regulations related to the Act against at least four businesses at the Johannesburg International Airport.
http://www.health-e.org.za/view.php3?id=20010517
The National Council Against Smoking has fired its first salvo in the war against tobacco advertising by laying a formal complaint with the police after several shops at Johannesburg International Airport were found to be displaying logos and advertisements.
North Rand police has confirmed that they are investigating alleged contraventions of the Tobacco Products Control Act and the Tobacco Products Control Amendment Act and the Regulations related to the Act against at least four businesses at the Johannesburg International Airport.
http://www.health-e.org.za/view.php3?id=20010517