Journal article
Brand placement on price boards after tobacco display bans: A point-of-sale audit in Melbourne, Australia
M Wakefield, M Zacher, M Scollo, S Durkin
Tobacco Control | Published : 2012
Abstract
Objective This study aims to explore how cigarette brands are arranged on boards listing tobacco products and/or prices following the 1 January 2011 ban on pointof- sale tobacco displays in Victoria, Australia. Methods An audit undertaken in late 2011 gathered information on the prevalence and contents of tobacco product information displays ('price boards'). We examined how often all or most of the brands listed at the top of price boards were owned by the same tobacco company, and whether premium, mainstream and value brands were listed in prominent positions more frequently in different store types and socio-economic areas (SES). Results Of the 281 stores audited, 64% (179) had legible pr..
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Funding Acknowledgements
This study was supported by Cancer Council Victoria and Quit Victoria.